Bridge located on the Ribeira de Nisa, associated with a stretch of paved road. It's more a testament to the period of Roman occupation in this region. It consists of five perfect round arches with carved-seas in their five pillars, characteristic that makes the site even more enjoyable.

It has a three steps pedestal with a rectangular base decorated where the pillory it is settled. It presents a pyramidal shaft and the capital has two frames. To finish there is a armillary sphere overlapped by a sword.

Dolmen located on private property. It is assumed that is similar to the dolmen of São Gens number 1.

19th century House, residential type, consisting of 3 floors, work as nursing home since 1978. Inside you can see revivalists tiles on the ceiling of the entrance hall and other more modern in the Ashlar Hall.

The square opened in 1928, with circular arena in sand, with seven doors of verga, shutters and trench painted red, cement countertops to occupy eight rings.

Bust of homage to the Poet António Sardinha.

Circular source in the open, with staircase.