Small modern temple consisting of a nave and a chancel rectangle. The main façade is bounded by corners topped by pinnacles and the gate is straight lintel with a frieze above.

Art Nouveau building consisting of a longitudinal plan with coverage in gable roof and dormers to the Center. It was built in 1907, showing the main facade coated with tiles.

The building of the current Town Hall was built in 1745, to replace the Town Hall of the former village intramuros. The tile panels of Cherub Lapa, in the main staircase.

Temple of Maltese nuns convent, with Gothic and Baroque architecture. Features single ship and rectangular chancel, with Bell Tower and the sacristy. The main altarpiece is Baroque.

This hermitage construction has started by the end of the XVII Century. The temple maintains a presbytery with a Manueline – Mudejar cover and the main chapel has a lancet dome.

Pombal Palace of rectangular plan with two floors, with still about coverage, dormers. The main façade is very simple, with only the round arch portal.

Church with three naves, which presents, inside, gilded and polychrome altarpieces. The main altarpiece has mural and Dome decorated by 19th century murals.

Recreational and farm production, composed of a main building and some agricultural dependencies: an oven, a pigsty and a circular Dovecote. Features of Mannerist, Baroque and Rococo architecture.

The clocktower, dating back to 1928, was the first telephone central of the internal net of the CUF. It has two clocks and a tile panel above the main door.

Hillfort with walls of medieval architecture. It is circular, located at the highest point of Cabeço de Vide, next to the Main Church, and has a gate with the Avis cross.