Fortified village from the iron age\/Roman period. There are some sections of a well-preserved wall that surrounds much of the lower platform of the bunch. Keep-if some platforms where you can find well-preserved archaeological structures. Are classified as Property in the public interest.

This castro, dating probably from the Bronze age, but also being used during the iron age, is classified as a monument of public interest. The successive excavations uncovered an interior wall to wall and parietal structures of three circular houses, one of them with paved yard with Flagstone.

Its origin goes back to 1291, being rebuild in the XVI century and remodelled in the XVIII century. The frontispiece forms a double façade, in angle, with the church and the ancient main gate, over which stands the bell tower. The inside is from the XVIII century, rococo style.

It is the monument of greater artistic value. The origin of the building dates back to 1500, having been the target of transformations and additions until the 19th century. The cloister is from King João III time. Was cloistered monastery, the religious order of Saint Dominic and later childhood shelter.

Built in the 16th century to replace the oratory dedicated to Nossa Senhora dos Mártires, the convent housed the nuns of Santa Clara until 1877, after which it was handed over to the Ministry of War. It has a cloister with two floors and typical tiles from the 17th century.

The Church, dating from 1528, was an institution of a beatério aimed at elderly women and the poor. It has a main facade with a portico and a large granitic late-eighteenth-century window. Inside the ship with cannon, dome-shaped cover arcade beat, chorus and chancel of arch, round.

Popular church, consisting of nave Chapel, sacristy, the Bell Tower and chancel, whose Windows, along with those of the frontispiece illuminate the entire Chapel. The altarpiece is 18th century and inside the sink foursquare monolithic holy water. The ceiling paintings dating from the 19th century.

Chapel with a nave and an elevated chancel under the same roof. Of note is the fact that the tribune for the churchwardens connects the dispatch room to the nave, with the pulpit on the opposite side. The dispatch room features a covered balcony and an access staircase. The current building, with Manueline vestiges, dates from 1608.

Solar integrated Chapel Visconde de Vila Maior, dating from 1490. Inside deserve reference the main altar, decorated with carved, and the fake barrel vault in caissons, painted still lifes and religious scenes. In front of the chapel there is a source with the image of Santo António.

Protobarroca funerary chapel built in 1696\/97. Here is the sepulchre of the Prior Francisco de Azevedo Walks, one of the pastors of the Church of Santa Maria that more works done inside. In the interior, especially the tile attributed to Gabriel del Barco, dated from 1676.