Church with baroque architecture with nave and chancel, sacristy and attached bell tower. Inside, it has a false barrel-vaulted, stucco roof, high choir, pulpits, and altarpieces in gilt and polychrome, Mannerist, aedicule type, the laterals and the chancel are baroque.

Church built in the late 16th century, but much changed in the reforms of the 20th century. Features, inside, chorus-alto, two lateral altarpieces, the eclectic Gospel side and the opposite late-Baroque. Has the main altarpiece in carved revival.

Solar plant irregular, consisting of three floors, the last of which was built later, in the late 19TH century. On the lower level were the pass-shops; the second was the piano nobile. In the backyard is area of washings and external stores pass the House.

The earliest occupation of this site possibly dates back to pre-Roman, Roman or Muslim times, and it was later rebuilt in 1139. It has an irregular oval layout, with a square keep, three levels, straight arrow slits and a pointed arch doorway.

Manor House dating from the 17TH century, consisting of a longitudinal plan composed by the House, Chapel and some dependencies. Focus on the family coat of arms and to the quality of some interior ceilings.

19th century chapel to present characteristics of Rococo architecture. Consists of a longitudinal plan simple and unique space with coverage in gable roof. Featured, inside to the main altarpiece of carved marbled.

Building of 18th century roots, but with a 19th century facade. Longitudinal plan with two floors, two balconies with iron railings crowned by pine cones. Has some rural dependencies.

Century housing building, consisting of a simple rectangular plan with two storeys with attic room and patio. Here lived and died the known researcher of the history of the city of Lisbon, Júlio Castilho.

18th century dwelling house consisting of a simple rectangular plan with two storeys with dormers and a patio. Here lived in the summer Light historian Soriano, as proves the inscription on the main gate.

Casa Pombal simple rectangular plan with two floors, including a hagiographic record of Rococo tile with windings shell motifs, floral and vegetal. On the facade, there is also a cruise in polychrome tile.