One door that gives entry to the historical centre of the village.

This is one of the city's gates and is badly preserved. Only the city's key, which is engraved in granite in the centre of the road, is still visible.

This is one of the doors of the castle of Bragança, featuring a round arch.

Door belonging to Monsanto's Castle, with a straight lintel with three embrasures, being surmounted by the Royal Arms and topped by a parapet. Presents a guardhouse located near, of square plan and with door lintel rectum.

It's one of four gates that provide access to the walled interior of Monsaraz Castle and reflects the military concerns of the time. Each gate is composed of granite, red clay mortar, and lime. This one, like the Alcoba Gate, is carved in a round arch.

The Porto’s Bishop's Palace is a building from the XVIII century, by Nicolau Nasoni. The construction is elegant, with three big floors. The downstairs floor has twelve windows with iron bars and the number of windows repeats on the other floors. Laterally, the windows have frames with showy frontons.

It looks like an ancient relic, but this is not true. This rococo style column is no more than an imitation of an old pillory placed there in 1945, as a decorative item, due to the works done in the Terreiro da Sé.

The pillory superior body is in São Pedro church and it has octagonal shape with gothic curved arch.