Small circular Temple which is believed to have its origin in a mill, which annexed a ship which was later transformed into altar. The pulpit and the stone sink, from the 17th century, and to the work of sculpture decorated with foliage and flowers.

Church of Baroque and neoclassical architecture. With single vessel and chancel, with wooden ceilings. Features inside-high choir, pulpit in the Gospel side, lateral altarpiece carved neo-classical, Baroque and angle stations retable Baroque chancel.

Baroque church built probably in the first half of the 18th century, being later changed in 20th and 21st century. In the interior, especially the chorus-high, to the late-Baroque altarpieces and for an 18th century painting in the altarpiece of the epistle side.

In the churchyard of the chapel of São Julião, front of the Casa da Calçada, lies this cruise 16th century granite path. Features forend inferiorly smooth and striated truss and decorated later capital with acanthus leaves and sculptural representation.

Is a stone construction, the first quarter of the 18th century. Consisting of a back is crowned by a pediment topped by volutes, cross with symmetrical lateral volutes that are based on the structure of the tank, half circle, for which ran the water spout opens in the backrest.

Oratory of quadrangular plant situated in a rural location and isolated. In the 19th century. XVIII it is possible that there has been the building of a cruise in honour of the Lord of Borrança which later was transferred to the oratory (built during the 19th century. XX).

Mannerist and Baroque church, of longitudinal plant consisting of a single nave, a chancel lower and narrow and a Bell Tower located near. The interior of the time lies with lateral altarpieces mischaracterized in talha johannite, with some national hoist persistence.

The convent of São Vicente, founded in 1147, was delivered to the observing canons of Santo Agostinho. In 1582 the primitive building was destroyed and the construction of the new church began, being the first mass celebrated in 1629. It later suffered other changes.

This pillory is dated from the 16th century and it was later on, rebuilt and reused its heraldic symbols. Above the base there is a shaft with chamfered corners with finish in spiral ball. In one of the ball sides it is possible to see the Portuguese Coat of Arms.

Baroque chapel built between 1747 and 1764. Features a front single cloth with a small lateral facade Bell. In the interior, especially the images of San Antonio and San Francisco, located on the ship, and to the image of Christ Crucified, in the gallery.