· Cal Comte (The Count's)
The construction of this aristocratic house before 1530 made up the new square. It has a quadrangular layout, a central courtyard, and in the main door, it stands out the Centelles Coat of Arms.

· The Socós' Chapel
It was probably built in 1540. It is made up of only a nave with a bell tower and some gaps. It also contained a Baroque altarpiece devoted to the Blessed Virgin and to the Saints who disappeared during the last civil war.

· The Centelles Entrance
It was built in 1542, renovated by Jeroni Martorell in 1917 and restored by Servei de Catalogació i Conservació de Monuments de la Població de Barcelona (the Cataloguing and Preservation Service of Barcelona) conducted by Antoni Gonzàlez in 1987.

· Jesús' Chapel
Building edified around the year 1541. It has an incredible symmetrical composition and it has been the residence of the solicitors of the village for a long time.

·Centelles Parish Church
This temple (1704-1710) was built in replacement of the old church that dates back to the year 898. It is made up by a main nave with chapels devoted to different devotions.
In 1682, Miquel Fiter, a teacher from Barcelona, raised the quadrangular belfry, which at half way through turns into octagonal.