Alpendrada Church which is believed to have expanded, and Romanesque origin in the 17th century, more precisely in 1756, data entered in the triumphal arch.

Baroque church built probably in the second half of the 18th century, with a Bell Tower located near.

The primitive construction of this church date from the 14th century, probably having been later rebuilt in the 17th century. Presents a longitudinal plant consists of a single rectangular nave and a chancel with a vestry located near foursquare. Underwent renovation and expansion in the 19th century.

Baroque church with porch with pilasters and wooden choir-alto based on granite pillars. In the interior, highlighted by three gilded altarpieces of national style.

Romanesque church with longitudinal plant consisting of two juxtaposed rectangles, with a single nave and a chancel lower and narrow. It is believed that it was built in the 13th century or 14TH CENTURY and remodelled in 1673. In the interior, highlighted by a straight lintel and window for an arch.

House with two floors consisting of a U-shaped plan and coverage in roof of three waters. The ground floor is intended for trade and the top floor, which accesses via a ladder outside of a flight of stairs, is destined to housing.

House with quadrangular, consisting of two floors and with a roof water coverage. The ground floor is intended for trade and the top floor, which accesses via a ladder outside of a flight of steps that form a counter, is destined to housing.

Church probably built in the 19th century, consisting of a nave and a Bell Tower located near. In the interior, highlighted by three altarpieces of carved of eclectic influence.

Baroque church with a Bell Tower and façade to adossado a vestry located near to the side elevation. Highlighting three altars with 19th century carved altarpieces.