Big battlemented house built in 1688, placed at the corner with the Outeirinho Street. This fine building, from the end of the medieval period, was an object of excellent recovery, and is, nowadays, a day-care centre for elder people.

Probably dating from the second decade of the 20th century, this building presents itself as a fine specimen of eclectic architecture. The abundance of decorative elements displayed in the building proves the deliberate use of a variety of styles.

Church of a single nave and chancel, the latter foolishly covered in gilt and polychrome. Highlight to the crypt with access from the altar table, which shows this feature compared to the other existing Temple of time and location.

Church built in the 12th century in Romanesque style, but already showing a Gothic character. Inside the temple, the triumphal arch with archivolts with Romanesque motifs. The ceiling has coffers with paintings from the 18th century.

Built in the 16th century, the temple underwent modifications in the 17th century. The main Renaissance portico has a round arch and is framed by two pilasters. Of note is the complete polychrome tile covering from 1659.

Church of longitudinal plant consisting of a single nave, a chancel and a Bell Tower of Baroque feature, resulting from the 18th-century reform. Romanesque keep, in addition to the structure, the dogs and the two side doors.

Parish Church probably dating from the 17TH century, the present features of Mannerist and Rococo architecture. In the second half of the 18th century were included the main and side door and the altarpiece of the main Chapel.

This church was built on the transaction period from the XIII century to the XIV century. It underwent several changes afterwards. It has baroque elements such as the campanile. On the inside it must be stand out the Holly Water Font.

Founded in 1154 by the Knights from the Order of the Templar, this church lost all of its mediaeval traces. It is a simple construction topped by a bell ringer tower in which the façade is precede by a simple porch in stone.

Necropolis with graves made of stone or brick, lined and covered with marble slabs. Architectural elements visigóticos prove the survival of occupation at this time. Arises also from the Roman period pottery and home construction.