This monument to honor the breakers and the traditional Portuguese pavement, so characteristic of this area.

Also called the Recolhimento do Amparo, it was founded by Queen Catarina and rebuilt by Dom José. The main façade of the building is covered with white squared stone. At the interior yard there is a rococo portico that gives access to the main staircase of the building. It recently suffered adaptation works and became a police station.

Iron Age settlement to present a defensive structure consisting of two lines of surrounding walls, and on the East side, by a moat, currently used as a path. On the upper deck are evident the grooves in the rock, where entroncaria the wall. The outer wall was recently reused to support a path. In the intramuros are evident the remains of buildings, having been found by the whole town Indian ceramic fragments.

Very pleasant place with a lake where you can cool off during warmer weather, and an area with stone tables and benches for picnics.

A well-preserved mill worth visiting. It's located south of the town center, off a dirt road. It offers great views of the entire village.

Statue set in the centre of a garden, paying homage to the 8th Centenary of Saint Francisco de Assis Birth.

Bust rose to pay homage to Doutor António Padinha. The statue is in the centre of a flowery garden, with some benches.

This statue that represents a World War One soldier intends to pay tribute to the soldiers of Viseu that died in combat.

This statue, that represents Our Lady, Saint Joseph and Jesus as a Child, intends to pay trubute to the Sacred Family.

Statue located in front of the high school with the same name, paying homage to the teacher and layer Jaime Moniz.