This region stands out for the production of chalk and cement, as may be seen at the cement museum. It has a mother church that was enlarged in 1887 and still has two manuelin doors and two baptismal fonts, and the chapel of Saint Amaro, dated 1526. It still has vestiges of the roman occupation.

The Manor of the Quinta de Santa Bárbara, dating from the 15th century, was adapted to Rural tourism in the seventies of the last century. The interior conserves antiques and paintings of remarkable beauty and majestic rooms with fireplace. Has pool, restaurant, bar, Chapel and enables the realization of various activities.

Castle probably dated from the Bronze age and rebuilt during the reign of Dinis. In 1319 moved to the hand of the order of Christ. At the time of the restoration War, residents erected a stronghold around, with defensive purposes. Consists of a walled perimeter that includes a single door with double row of staves.

Monument of religious type, belonging to the set of fences of the Capuchos Convent of Mercy. It was founded in 1518, although it was founded twice, in 1591, which was once moved to the top of the Hill, alongside the aqueduct of Amoreira. The construction of the cemetery dating from the 19th century. The privileged views on Elvas remain.

Construction dating from the 18TH century, has undergone minor modifications in the 20th century. Like many manor houses of Minho, is composed of two three-storey towers connected by a central body but low. In the Centre, the encimar the door of access to the piano nobile, is the coat of the Hailstorm.

Dating from the 18TH century, Casa do Fojo is a two storey building, of great sobriety and great balance, located just outside of the ceramic factory do fojo. The facade is formed by three bodies, with the sides ripped through a window, ending in an arc with a cross on top.

Chapel built in 1916. The main façade features granite trim and, above the door, figure a Portuguese shield. You can see the date of the Foundation of the chapel. Inside, the walls are decorated with tiles forming pattern Ashlar. It is still possible to appreciate vestiges of primitive base pulpit.

18th century chapel of Baroque architecture with nave and chancel and sacristy located near the front right side. Have inside chorus-high, wooden door flanked by holy water sinks, concheadas, two side pulpits and major Baroque altarpiece date recorded, in gilt.

Baroque and Rococo Chapel, longitudinal plan with an octagonal nave, a rectangular chancel and a vestry built in the back façade. The main façade is torn by a portal with double frame clipped and with contracurvada cornice, truncated by a stone with the date inscribed 1769. Inside, the chancel altar and Rococo side altarpieces.

Due to the construction of this century, the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Piedade is completely mischaracterized, not being known the date of the Foundation of this monument. The interior has joanino tiles panels depicting the adoration of the Magi, the last supper and the mysteries of the Virgin offered, in 1739, by Dr. Francisco's family Dog.