The chapel was built in the 16th century and founded by Aires Quental. Consists of the nave, porch, semicircular apse and sacristy. Inside stands the tiled flooring type "enxaquetado" and "Mudejar", 16TH century, located in front of the altar. The default next to the Chapel is a monument commemorating the passage of Portuguese troops on their way to the battle of Aljubarrota. The default marks the junction, at that location, the armies of John I and the Constable, on the day of Saint Lawrence.

São Francisco convent was constructed under the orders of Filipe III next to Várzea Grande, once it was necessary to be next to the hospital, in case the regulars needed it. It possesses one only nave, main chapel, lateral chapels, cloister from the 17th century, and convent divisions. The main façade is composed by three bodies in which the central one has three floors. It has a bell ringer tower that is raised on the right lateral side. On the inside the nave is covered by a tunnel vault lighted by the clerestory windows and by the bays on the …

It has a three steps platform where it lays the pillory with a square base with ringed shaft and spherical finishing.

This is a Baroque pillory from the 17th century with five square steps where it is settled a quite high column. The shaft is monolithic, framed in each face and decorate with vegan elements. The finishing is done by a spire crowned by iron armillary sphere.

Source which is protected by a porch with four columns and entablature with pinnacles. The Center has an inscription dated 1746, surmounted by a cross. The classification covers the terreiro annex.

Set of three steps, a 16TH-century Mannerist and the rest of the 18th century, some traces of Baroque. There are data that indicate that already in 1670 was in town the procession of steps.

Mannerist style house built by the river Nabão, of high heritage value, together with her daughter-in-law, Dovecote and a winepress in várzea, next to the Prado Road. Belonged to the order of Christ.

This is a Lordly construction under the Mannerism style from the seventeen hundreds. It has two floors in which stand out the stonework on the wedges, the openings, the ribband and the cornice.

This is a high rectangular plinth in which, on the face turned to the road, there is an inscription related to its construction. The shaft arranged in degrees rises according to a pyramid shape and it is finished by a simple abacus crowned by a small spires.