A badly preserved water mill that already has a recovery project for the mill and the surrounding area, where there will be a picnic park.

A baroque church with only one nave where the retable of the high altar that has beautiful statues (Saint Martin and Saint Augustine) and carvings, has well as the lateral retables (one of Christ and another of Our Lady), the triumphal arch, the decorated ceiling and its sumptuous sacristy that still has objects and stones of the previous church stand out.

A place devoted to the Holy Christ that has a traditional procession on the day of the Holy Spirit, on the first Sunday of May. The old image of the Miraculous Holy Christ, that appears and disappears according to the belief of the shepherd Domingos, is kept in the cemetery behind the church.

The House of Segude has a lovely garden with a circle shape and a fountain with a drawing of Our Lady of Santa Luzia on tiles. It also has a chapel, two graves with animals, shields and inscriptions and a statue by Nicolau Coelho, the founder of the House. Even though nobody lives there, its main activity is agriculture, which is divided into wine and fruit production.

A large ruined building where the old seminar used to be. The building has a chapel.

A simple romanesque temple (12th century), very typical and interesting. It belonged to the Order of the Malta Hospital, by the Fergim Monastery (Amarante), as one can see in the cross sculpted on the main door. It has two crosses: an orbicular one and a gothic one (in copper).

A small medieval temple. A special note to the arches on the doors, to the stoneworks of the high altar and to two images of the Renaissance.

An abandoned roman pathway.

Located near the Pombeiro Monastery, the manor has an admirable stairway facing the main façade. Inside, there is a chapel. It was the most important manor for the patrons of Pombeiro.