Noble 18th century building that once worked as a county jail and Republican National Guard post, as a telegraph station and as the State Secretariat for Agriculture and Food. Currently, it functions as a museum.

18th century rectangular Solar plant with two floors, the ground floor intended for storage and wine cellar and first floor intended for housing.

The Carrancas building is from the XVIII century. This neoclassical style building was used as a quarter by the General Soult on the Napoleonic invasions. Since 1940, it lodges all the property of the first Portuguese museum. Nowadays it is the National Museum Soares dos Reis.

18th century neo-classical Palace Pombaline and presenting an irregular trapezoidal plan with two wings in l. Integrates a longitudinal Chapel composed of a nave and a chancel, forming three interior courtyards.

Mannerist Palace built in the 17th century by the Marquis of Ponte de Lima. Features an elongated rectangular with gable roof coverage. Featured, along the North wall, to a fountain lined with tiles.

Inside the building, it is worthy to mention the Main Room, the dining room from the ends of the 18th century and painted in frescoes by Pillement. The Queen D. Carlota Joaquina was incarcerated here after refusing to swear loyalty to the 1822 Constitution. Presently it has the São José College belonging to the Portuguese Dominican Sisters.