Church dating from the 17TH century, belonging to the former convent of São Paulo. Building of mannerist architecture, the baroque altars in polychrome and gilded.

Church probably dating from 1672, data entered in the triumphal arch. The main facade and the Bell Tower were built later, in 1865.

Building from the end of the XIX century that presents a façade covered with glazed tiles with floral motifs and is headed by a turret and a polychromic glass skylight.

Chapel of Baroque style, with tiles and stuccoes dating from the Rococo period. Presents, in the late Baroque altarpiece, already making the transition to the Rococo.

This window is one in calcareous stonework and it is divided by a thin column with a mudéjar capital. It denotes the characteristic style from King D. Manuel time.

Necropolis funeral home consisting of a megalithic monument, dating back to the Chalcolithic period and by a grave CIST type, dating from the Bronze age.

Church dated from 1828, with a single nave, chapel and frontispiece with a bell tower. Inside are worthy of notice the choir, the lateral chapels and the baptistery.

From the primitive church there are still a part of the cornice and some modillions. The original Romanic temple, suffered profound changes during the XVIII century.

Mill in ruins that once worked with the wind coming from the sea, taking advantage of its privileged location, in the alto da Serra of the fishery.

Water mill above th river. It has a pedestrian wooden bridge from where one can watch the river and the mill working.