This Romanesque-style parish church, which features a rich main altar platform, is in good condition.

A work from the end of the 18th century, it was built on the site of the apparition of an image of the Crucified Christ.

This Romanesque church, modified in the 18th century, is in excellent condition. The side portal is Romanesque, with two archivolts, capitals, and abaci ornamented with phytomorphic and zoomorphic elements.

18th-century building with Mannerist and Baroque designs that harmoniously combines architecture and aesthetics.

The Solar dos Albuquerques dates back to the 18th century and features 19th-century gates by the Italian architect Bigaglia. It follows the general lines of the 14th- and 15th-century style, featuring a beautiful continuous front, adorned with six apron windows. It houses the Sátão Municipal Library.

The interior of this Mannerist-style church is its main attraction. With a single nave and a wooden ceiling, the highlight is the chancel, whose ceiling is adorned with polychrome coffered ceilings and the altar is covered in gilded woodwork.

It currently consists of a medieval tower with twin windows and later buildings. The tower is entered through a door decorated with hemispheres.

A two-story building with an arched structure, the street crosses it. On the first floor, the entrance door and central arch over the street stand out, while the second floor features rectangular windows, one with a grille. It houses a small museum.

This pillory with about 2.5 feet tall has a base of two steps, a column without ornamentation and, on top, a frieze ill-defined and a ball.

This bust in bronze, located in the Garden Paul VI, has about 1.5 meters high and is a tribute to the popular Sátão Antony f. Andrade.