Mannerist chapel built in the first half of the 17th century. Presents a simple façade flanked by a Bell Tower. In the 18th century was placed a tiled Ashlar and an altarpiece and stained glass windows were placed in the 20th century.

Source consisting of a quadrangular tank with a column in the Center, where the spout. The tank is connected to another tank, smaller and rectangular.

Granite bulk object with elements in Milky Quartz.

Church built in the XVIII century in the place where a chapel from the XV century used to be. Inside are visible some goldsmithery from the XVII and XVIII centuries and some paintings. At the lateral chapel is the body of Charles Habsburg, Emperor of Austria, Hungary and Bohemia, exiled in 1931 to Madeira.

Oratory of quadrangular plant situated in a rural location and isolated. In the 19th century. XVIII it is possible that there has been the building of a cruise in honour of the Lord of Borrança which later was transferred to the oratory (built during the 19th century. XX).

The slope of the Mount of São João, relatively close to the "Table of the Moors", in an elongated platform that ends in the escarpment Rabagão, gathered fragments of "tegullae" and a half tile. Currently, in addition to these indications, are not percetíveis other archaeological remains. On site existed until a few years ago a stone with a hole at the top, where, according to oral tradition, if I prayed the mass, serving the cavity to put holy water. Next to location, in the place called "Mesa dos Mouros" lies a granite outcropping carved in the shape of the table …

Site that features several productive spaces. The farm is situated on a hillside, in a kind of Amphitheater-shaped site. Have areas of orchard and vegetable garden next to the area built. Caretaker's House features vernacular architecture. Has large kitchen with fireplace and oven. The simple House is like a "chalet".

This Manueline pillory was probably built on the beginning of the 16th century. It is composed by an octave shaft topped by a pyramidal body and finished by an armillary sphere.