This Padrão was rose by orders of D. Afonso VI as a celebration from Linhas de Elvas battle. It was constructed in white marble from Estremoz and it is formed by a Tuscan column settled above a square pavement with three steps.

Of the original 14th-century Canas de Santa Maria temple, only the façade remains. The National Monument classification covers only the façade, which features the portal with an ogival arch and a bell tower with two windows.

Church initially built in the Valley of the Ribeira de Barcarena. Only in 1736 was built at this location. Highlighting the two bell towers, embellished with an original work in masonry, and for a set of 18TH century tiles that line the nave and the chapel.

Built in 1761, the classification of National Monument only includes the main portal, Manueline, from the Conceição dos Freires Church. Inside are worthy of notice the P. Alexandrino paintings and the images attributed to Machado de Castro.

Old beatério of very simple construction, without ostentation and with a church without façade facing the street. It was founded by testamentary disposition of d. Joana de Azevedo Mourão Castelo Branco, widow of Fernão Vaz Strain.

Bridge over the Creek, Mira, located on the Camino de Santiago. Is characterized by possessing arc with trestle Board based on a bow down. The Board is based on a single bow down, possessing only guards in half board.

Heiress of ancient models, the Panchorra-bridge is a remarkable work of vernacular engineering. Deployed in a place of great landscape value, in the middle of the serra de Montemuro, the bridge has double round arch over the river Cabrum.

17th century Casa de House, composed of a U-shaped plan, with one wing perpendicular to the rear, articulated with secondary body, which joins by a Causeway. Also features a unique baroque garden on three levels.

This medieval temple suffered several changes through the centuries. The classification includes the tombs of the Conde Dom Henrique, Dona Teresa, the Infante Dom Afonso and the archbishops Dom Gonçalo Pereira and Dom Diogo de Sousa

Tower next to the see of Leiria, and 18th-century square plan with two bells on each side. The Bell Tower of Largo Dr. Manuel de Arriaga is of Baroque style and rises through the houses of the historical center.