This Romanesque church is flanked by a square, squat belfry. Its facade is pierced by a pretty round-arched doorway one of whose archivolts is decorated with a strange frieze of archangels.

Opposite the church, the 16C pillory is topped with a cage decorated with small columns.

Just beyond the manor on the right, you can see, under a porch, an attractive stone 14C Christ. You will look down on the church square and the village.

This is an elegant 18C Baroque manor house with a facade flanked by pilasters. It belonged to the family of the Marquis of Pombal.

In the countryside of the high granite plateau of the Serra de Lapa, the houses, also of granite, of the town of Aguiar da Beira are grouped around a main square which has retained its medieval air.