Fort located about 1200 metres from Forte de São Fernando, crossing fires with this and with the Fort of São Filipe. Was built by the Corregidor of the Azores in the 16th century, and is currently in ruins.

Chiesa Madre (mother church) of longitudinal plant consisting of a single nave and a narrower chancel. In the interior, especially the sepulchral gravestone of Abbot of Meixedo, Manuel da Nóbrega de Azevedo.

Building constructed in the 19th century, according to the plant engineer António José de Sá, in 1879 was installed here the Town Hall and the Court. In 1892 suffered a fire and was later rebuilt.

This is a building from the Marquês de Pombal period, with the two first floors occupied with a restaurant. Inside the establishment there is a room divided in three, with polished surfaces and ceiling covered with golden stucco.

The igreja Matriz de Pedraça has longitudinal plant consisting of nave, flanked by long rectangular Bell Tower Chapel. Emphasis on expressive paintings of the chapel of the Senhora do Rosário.

The primitive church that was here was dated from 1412 and was destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. In 1768 begins the construction of this new parish church, a religious architecture exemplar of the Marquês de Pombal period.

Typical of the West side mill, overlooking the village of Sobral de Monte Agraço and surroundings, being able to see the Church of San Quintino and a beautiful landscape that spans an immense Valley.

This monument, which intends to pay homage to the municipality of Oliveira de Frades, has a black marble base, with a kind of "black iron" chimney and a sort of "Village door" in granite and iron.

Mannerist Palace built in the 17th century by the Marquis of Ponte de Lima. Features an elongated rectangular with gable roof coverage. Featured, along the North wall, to a fountain lined with tiles.

The only original element that is preserved is a Crown decorated with elements in the shape of a Fleur-de-lis which shoots the current composition. It is a symbol of municipal power and single copy throughout the Algarve.