A single-nave temple, covered in standard tiles, honoring Our Lady of the Assumption. The main chapel features a gilded altarpiece dating from 1723 and tile panels dating from the 18th century.

A movie theater opened in 1952 and consists of a rectangular room with a counter-positioned stage, seating, and a balcony. It displays features of both civil, cultural, and vernacular architecture.

A small chapel with vernacular religious architecture. The galilee stands out.

Alviela River Aqueduct, opened in 1880. Its purpose is to supply water to the municipalities of Lisbon and neighboring areas.

The church dates back to the 17th century, with a 16th-century gabled façade. The interior has a single nave and is partially covered in 18th-century tile ashlars.

In this church are some tiles dating from the 17th century, 16th century sculpture of São Vicente and of Nossa Senhora da Graça and still images of Santa Luzia and the Holy Spirit.

Monument erected in honor of the working people of this municipality.

Simple cruise, all in stone, consisting of three steps, a pedestal and a large cross.

Church probably built in the first half of the 17th century, with its tiled flooring. Mannerist, baroque features and Rococo. Featured for some images from the 16th century, as the image of Christ crucified and the stone image of the Holy Trinity.

Simple cruise consists of two steps, a cylindrical shaft and, at the top, a small cross.