This chapel belongs to the joint of chapels spread throughout the city, dating from the middle of the 18th century and linked to the Lent ceremonies.

This pillory has some Renaissance characteristics, built in white marble from this region, with a cylindrical column and on the top, the Cross of Christ.

It has a polygonal base, cylindrical shaft and carved capital, on which sits a coat of arms and crown with an inscription from 1645.

This mediaeval bridge links Vilela to Aboim das Choças. The older references to its existence are from 1258 on the General Inquisitions.

Source built in white marble, with niche in the Centre. The sink is small, rectangular and in granite, where water falls from a spout.

Dated from 1637, the Massarelos fountain has a solid central column with ajutages. On top of this is an oval shaped decorated element.

Ancient fountain, protected by a granite structure, where people from the village were going to fetch water for everyday tasks.

The cruises in granite that indicate the different stations of the way of the cross are arranged from the parish church, following by the main street, to the Calvary.

O Corgo from the Dump is located in the region of Odemira, a natural terrain of 8.5 hectares with cork oaks and olive trees.

These ruins of Joana bridge, located over the river of honey, just keep the two pillars from the ancient stone bridge.