Religious architecture consisting of: ship of coro-alto, chancel, vestry and belfry. The facade of this Church does not conform to conventional models, featuring triangular Windows of 2 sizes. Inside are the elements the golden period of the late-Baroque altarpieces and the Gospel-side font.

Religious architecture, consisting of: neoclassical nave, chancel, two sacristies and Bell Tower. The main facade is clipped Gable, with porch and circular eyepiece. Inside include elements such as: font and the gilded pulpit.

Small church of strokes sober. The facade is white-washed with grey trim and, on top, figure a Latin cross. Inside is coated tile and late-Baroque influences demonstrates altarpiece.

Chapel built in 1916. The main façade features granite trim and, above the door, figure a Portuguese shield. You can see the date of the Foundation of the chapel. Inside, the walls are decorated with tiles forming pattern Ashlar. It is still possible to appreciate vestiges of primitive base pulpit.

Religious monument composed of nave, chancel, vestry and attachments. The simplicity of the traces of this church is visible. Inside, the elements that stand out are: the pulpit, the Mannerist and Baroque carved altarpieces of the chancel and the altarpiece. The Bell Tower was demolished in the sixties of the twentieth century.

Granite fountain with rectangular sink suspended, where water falls only faucet that has. Laterally there are two banks, also in granite.

Great cascade of cold running water and crystalline that ends in a two source profusely, in granite, with a rectangular sink. The waters of this source flock in the River Zêzere.

Small chapel that has replaced the original, dated 1560. The facade features 2 side Windows and is surmounted by a Latin cross. The interior has a rectangular altarpiece with popular oriented decoration, painted on the front with dates, indicating the restoration that suffered. The image of Nossa Senhora da Graça is the Center, in the gallery.

Monument carved on a rock, with seven meters high, located on ox, 1850 Covão meters above sea level. The sculpture was designed by António Duarte and represents the good star Lady, the patron saint of shepherds. It was inaugurated in 1946. The festivities take place on the second Sunday of August.