These mills, now ruined, belong to the architectonic nucleus of Ardegães, from the 19th century and can be seen along the banks of the river Leça.

Walls of the Templar Castle dated from the Xii century. During Dom Dinis reign, in the XIV century, it suffered some changes.

Defensive structure dating from Roman times\/medieval, with about 750 meters long, showing some semicircular turrets and quadrangular.

Construction from the XVIII century, on which the ashlar masonry work is worthy of notice as well as the inside and exterior glazed tiles decoration.

Pelourinho da Redondinha it is a pillory in pine, with characteristic elements from the the Manueline style. It has a simple column settled in a polygonal base.

Dated from 1275, it is settled above a simple square base. This pillory has a cylindrical shaft topped by a disk and finished with a sphere.

This is a Gothic pillory composed by three square steps, a cubic base and one ring and one frame from which a Cross rises.

It is a pillory with a flat column supported by circular stairs. It has conic capital with the Coat of Arms from Alcobaça Abbots and the armillary sphere.

Source dating from 1912, with a rectangular tank, stop for coffee and a stone bench on one side. Is connected to a second larger tank.

Fountain dating from the 19th century, centralized type, consisting of a tank of contracurvo profile and, in the Centre, an obelisk on a high plinth parallelepiped.