Set of three houses and a haystack, which are believed to have been built between the 13th and the 14th century. Presents a general plant irregular, with two floors and roof coverage with a differentiated and two waters. The name House of souls is justified with the proximity of a pillory, where were executed criminals.

Manueline House probably built in the 16th century, consisting of two floors, a rectangular plant and concentrated coverage in roof of three waters. In the mid-twentieth century, underwent restoration.

House probably built in the 16th century, where stands out a window with bevelled jambs and a straight lintel decorated with bow conopial and another window with a small apron and a straight lintel decorated with double inverted arch.

Small section almost rectilinear, which gives access to the walled enclosure. It was probably built in the 13th century or 14TH, and presents thirty meters long and five meters wide.

Set of five identical steps, spread around the town and built in 1742. Consist of a straight lintel niche, with shaped pilasters at the sides and supported on a table also framed.

Religious architecture consisting of nave, chancel, vestry and Bell Tower. The facade consists of a 16th century portal, by the window of the choir and double bell tower. Inside: the 18th century spires that sustain the corners and the altarpiece of the main Chapel, Baroque carved johannite, painted white and gold.

This lordly house was built between the XV and XVI centuries with two towers, mullions windows with straight lintel decorated with several elements and marble mullion with a capital with vegetable decoration, as well as angle windows with shaft mullion.

This property has a plan composed by two rectangles juxtaposed without coverage. It is still preserved the façade which incorporates the door with four archivolts, small columns and decorated capitals. The inside of the only nave is totally covered by parasitic vegetation.