This church is remarkable for its reddish stonework in red sand from Alveite, for the altar in baroque style and for the images from the XV and XVIII centuries.

Set of two buildings, one of them the theatre itself, with plant in range and three floors, and the choir room, of rectangular plant and three floors. It was built between 1959 and 1961, working only with one-off shows. In 1966, was installed a film projection machine, giving priority ever since the film industry. It consists of a room with a capacity between 500 to 1000 places distributed by audience and a balcony, and a large stage.

Monument that represents one of the ancient wood-burning ovens, intending to honor the chanfana.

Bust erected in tribute to father Amerigo, creator of Angela's House, among other initiatives of social solidarity.

Building revival of sober lines, completed in 1934. Has a quadrangular plant, throughout the three floors, with facades circumscribed by apilastrados corners of giant order, crowned by urns, and topped off at frieze and cornice.

The House that has the particularity to have spread by tiles with verses inscribed.

Monument representing a fireman raising a firefighting hose, erected in tribute to volunteer firefighters of Miranda do Corvo.

Simple source, dated 1927, with an espresso and, on top, a small structure in tile. Is in a poor state of conservation.