Built between 1717 and 1738, this building's façade is topped by a 17th-century relief of the Baptism of Christ. Inside, there are several side chapels, with a variety of carvings, from the so-called national style of 1727 to the "rocaille" style, and the tile covering, of the "carpet" type, standing out.

Built during the reign of King Afonso III, it sits atop a rocky hillock next to the town. The castle, shaped like a quadrangular star, has a keep approximately 15 meters high. Several semi-spherical domes still remain at the corners of the wall, with slits for the use of firearms. It houses a museum inside.

Baroque temple from the end of the 17th century that stands out for the profusion of gilded carvings in its interior.

The village of Lumiares is very well-preserved. The picturesque houses are well-kept. The church square is a meeting place for older residents, who share stories and traditions with the younger ones.

This picturesque village features narrow streets, small, traditional houses, and a manor house. Gojim also has a chapel worth visiting.

The main church has two chapels, featuring Baroque features. It consists of a nave and a chancel, and large windows provide natural light. It also includes a sacristy and a bell tower. The main altarpiece features gilded carvings. The side facades of the main chapel are covered in Joanine white wood carvings. The side altarpiece of St. Michael has a concave plan, in the National Baroque style.

Baroque chapel with a longitudinal plan. Inside, the altarpiece features Mannerist-style carving. Notable features include the curved profile of the pinnacle plinth and the use of a gilded altarpiece with Mannerist structure and National Style decoration.

It is located on a rocky site, approximately 820 meters above sea level. Remains of walls and the ruins of a watchtower are visible. Several objects were found inside the fort. Near the fort, you'll find a necropolis, a milestone, and trails that are part of Roman roads.

A three-nave Romanesque temple with a foundation associated with Egas Moniz. The façade features a portal with two archivolts, topped by an oculus, and a quadrangular bell tower.

Brick bridge, with a broken arch and medieval features, located north of the Chapel of Nossa Senhora do Outeiro.