Recovered water mills that are still working. Are situated along the riverbed.

At this location emphasises the polychrome images of the Lady of Heard and Santa Bárbara (15th century).

This fortress remnant is located in a place known as Portas de Montemuro (Montemuro doors) in which the construction and occupation date remains unknown. This fortified village is placed in the Iron Age. It is possible to see some disperse traces from the wall with irregular polygonal outlines.

Chapel of octagonal plant, with a monumental staircase of two flights, with in the Centre a fountain with frowns.

This is a church which construction dates from the 18 – 19 centuries. With a baroque and neoclassic architecture in has a corridor parallel to the nave. From the outside it stands out the neoclassic façade raised on the 19th century and the bell tower with four windows. On the inside it stands out the polychrome triumphal arch with an arch on the centre.

Romanesque architecture Church founded in the 12th century. Also known as Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Conceição or still as Church of Abbreviations due to extraordinary carved of signs or brands of construction site. The façade, in granite, stands out the broken arch portal with sculpted capitals. The interior is a single nave covered with a roof hispano-Arabic. It is the only Temple of the Premonstratensian (Augustinians) exists in Portugal.

The chapel of Nossa Senhora das Antas is a reconstruction of the 18th century but dating from the 17TH century. Longitudinal plant that has a closed porch and a false cover shot, barrel vault. The Mannerist retable of gilt, with Baroque decoration.

The Casa da Cerca is a 16th century Manor House. XVIII and is classified as a building of public interest. This home has harmonious proportions, with a rectangular plan, quadrangular tank and two frown-shaped spouts.

Community of the village oven.

Granite Panel source little ornamented.