Capela do sé. XVIII com uma bonita fachada, tem no seu interior o altar-mor formado por três nichos. No central destaca-se a imagem do orago e os laterais albergam as imagens de S. João Baptista dum lado e Nossa Senhora das Dores, do outro.

Rural Solar 1500s, with a chapel built on the facade. Presents a longitudinal plant in U, which develops around several courtyards. Located near the right side, is a chapel dedicated to Nossa Senhora do Socorro.

U plant building opened with triple coverage on roof of four waters. The 23 mala-posta stations included in the route between Lisbon and Oporto obeyed all the same typology, typical of the iron architecture.

Mid 1980 's building which features 34 comfortable rooms. All have private bathrooms.

Modern and simple Inn with 12 well equipped rooms, a restaurant, an esplanade and a bar (Moreira´s Bar).

This a traditional café, with the typical ambience of the 60’s, characterized by the heterogeneousness of its clientele. The place is large and pleasant.

One of the main doors of the Castle, oriented towards the Hermitage of s. Brás. Retains the supporting structures of cannons.

Small space, located in one of the historic areas of the city (S. Jorge Castle). It is attended mostly by tourists.

XVII century manor, with a U drawing, formed by three bodies, including, in one of them a chapel, and surrounded by a yard with a battlemented wall. It has baroque decorative elements and the doorway shows the arms of the Pacheco Pereira and Robys.

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.