XVII century manor, with a U drawing, formed by three bodies, including, in one of them a chapel, and surrounded by a yard with a battlemented wall. It has baroque decorative elements and the doorway shows the arms of the Pacheco Pereira and Robys.

House with two floors consisting of a U-shaped plan and coverage in roof of three waters. The ground floor is intended for trade and the top floor, which accesses via a ladder outside of a flight of stairs, is destined to housing.

17th century Casa de House, composed of a U-shaped plan, with one wing perpendicular to the rear, articulated with secondary body, which joins by a Causeway. Also features a unique baroque garden on three levels.

A late-Baroque mansion believed to have been built in 1759, it underwent renovations in the 21st century. It features a regular U-shaped and L-shaped plan on the second floor, leading to a courtyard adjoining other structures.

Former residence of archbishops, Palácio da Mitra or Palácio dos Arcebispos is a 16th-century building in the shape of a "u", which features typical Portuguese tiles in the rooms, also characterized by the thematic decoration of the time (representations of rural scenes, seasons or cooking). The church was completely rebuilt in the 16th century. The statues that decorate the interior rooms of the palace are from this period, as well as the monumental fountain, in Baroque style.

Thos manor that went through several transformations has a U plan. The front, very simple, has nine windows in the upper floor and nine more in the lower floor. The chapel, with a stone coat of arms on a shield is connected to it.

This is a John Carr designed construction, with a salient entrance in the façade. The main façade is neoclassical. According to the initial plan, the building should have four façades but it ended in a U form because of the financial availability to execute the back façade.

16th century Manor of Baroque and neoclassical architecture. Consists of a U-shaped plan with a chapel located near, surrounded by a wall. In the interior, especially the 19th century panoramic wallpapers. Currently, works here a unit of Turismo de Habitação.

Bourgeois house built by Francisco Pina Hawk in the second half of the 19th century. Features two floors and a U-shaped plan which opens onto an interior courtyard. Highlighting some paintings contemporary tile patterns that repeat.

Late-Baroque Manor House is believed to have been built in 1759, suffering after renovations in the 21st century. Presents a regular plant in U and L on the second floor, giving rise to a courtyard which if adossam other volumes.