Chapel dating from the last quarter of the 16th century, having undergone several reforms in the following centuries. Presents a longitudinal plan consists of a nave and a chancel and, inside, wooden ceiling and barrel vault.

This castle was built by King Dinis between the 13th and 14th centuries. Some of the walls that surrounded the old town remain from the original construction. The area where the wall existed is currently occupied by housing.

In this cemetery, stands out the gate in arch at the entrance, flanked by double pilasters, surmounted by a pediment with central urn species. This portal is from the convent of Santa Clara de Trancoso, demolished in the 19th century.

It must have been the first public fountain of the city, benefiting from the excellent waters of the Alfama slope. It was rebuilt for the last time in the XVIII century and the house addorsed is a mixture of colours, materials and styles.

From this Gothic temple, the Gothic portal remains, flanked by two smooth columns of polished marble with vegetal decoration capitals. The last archivolt is engraved with stylized flowers, with a six-pointed star at the top.

Set of rock carvings dating from the period between the Neolithic and the Bronze age. Some of these engravings are submerged, due to having been found only a few years before the completion of the dam of Fratel.

13TH century building also known as Dona Loba. The name comes from the Wolf dog zoomórfico situated on the entrance. It is a building of Romanesque root with two floors. The Windows are of the crosshead and decorated by balls.

This building, which façade is made of diamond shaped stones, is quite unique. Its construction is from the beginning of the XVI century, inspired in two Italian palaces: the Diamond Palace (Ferrara) and the Bevilacqua (Bologna).

Mannerist and Rococo Chapel, dating from the 17TH century and restored in 1996. Presents a simple longitudinal plant with a porch, and the main facade torn by a straight Dick portal, flanked by two rectangular Windows.

Belonging to the former convent of Malone, of the 20th century. XVII. the interior of the Chapel, a starship, is coated with gilt, up from historian tile panels that cover the walls to half height. Highlight the gilt of the chancel.