The castle is only a small part of the wall, knowing, however, that this castle was built on land offered to the Crusaders who helped conquer the region from the Moors.

Both the church and the convent were built by São Paulo friars from Serra de Ossa. The architecture is varied, with plain, baroque, and rococo styles.

Set of tiles, some in shades of red and white, others in black and white, to represent scenes from the life of the fishermen and of the families of these, always with the sea as backdrop.

It's a bland of grazing and cultivation, of popular architecture, with granite masonry constructions. Has rectangular plan and coverage, reusing ashlars cushioned from Roman times.

Building dating from the first half of the 20th century, the present features of modernist architecture. Continues to operate as coffee, being just a lounge and a kitchen.

Former home of Morgado de Coimbró consisting of buildings arranged on both sides of main street, joined by a bridge dating from the 19th century.

Mannerist Temple, typical construction to invoke St. Sebastian built from the reign of King John III. Features of late Baroque carved altarpiece.

18TH century building with a chapel dating from 1738. Stands out for its pedimented facade of large curvature which houses a coat with tails.

In this House, dating from the 19TH century, jump off the arch with arms that lies at the entrance to the backyard of the House. Only the facade of the House is in good condition.

Chapel composed of rectangular nave and chancel, with bell tower and sacristy. The nave is partially covered with carpet-like tiles from the end of the 17th century.