Sculpture of tribute to the cultural activity of the region.

Cross made of dark stone of Triagaches, built in 1733 with quadrangular pedestal and inscriptions on both faces.

Granite cruise placed on a platform of two quadrangular steps. The base is stone bearing, in each of the faces, with inscriptions relating to his inauguration and the commemoration of the Foundation and of the independence of Portugal. The forend, of quadrangular section, is surmounted by a capital consisting of a cubic block with ornate faces by crosses and the corners, carved in relief. This cruise is crowned by a cross, bifurcated format with reliefs on the ends.

Cruise consisting of three octagonal steps, a pedestal worked and a large cross.

A building initially constructed in the 16th century. It has gone through several work of recovery and enlargement.

The primitive building dated from the 16th century, however, this just leaves the cellar. It is believed that the current building date from the late 17th century. In 1740, the chapel was decorated with tiles and, in 1987, was restored and adapted the unit of turismo de habitação.

A set also named Cocheiras de Santos Jorge or Cavalariças de Santos Jorge (Stables of Santos Jorge), classified as a public interest building. The classification includes the building of the old garage, the coachouse and the stables of the house of António Santos Jorge.

Art Nouveau décor building, probably built in 1911, second attests to the date inscribed on the façade tiles, signed by Alfredo Pinto da Fonte Nova. Emphasis on the tile Source factory New.

Sunny housing dating from the 18th century, Johannine style, which highlight the frames of the will drawn up in limestone. It was probably built in the late 18TH century.