The Igreja Matriz de São Miguel, of small dimensions, lies about half a hillside and still retains traces of the Romanesque building. Has two bells. It is very visited during the celebration of Feasts of St. Michael, which takes place on 29 September.

This church was originally a medieval building, with the subsequent recovery has been profoundly changed in the 19th century.

A pillory that stands on a pedestal with three steps from where a solomonic column emerges. It is finalized by a cylindric chapiter topped by a trunk-pyramid ending.

A celtic village with several ruin areas along the São Domingos Hill. A special note to the ruins of the ancient balnearies.

A simple aqueduct, approximately 100 metres long, over the Mesio river and an agricultural land. It is well preserved and is the only aqueduct in the entire Lousada parish.

The original construction is of the 1500s and it was several times enlarged later. Nonetheless, the left side of the house, the entire south side of the back and some gargoyles remain the same. The upper floor has eight windows. The right part is of the beginning of the century and it forms a turret with three floors. Before the central part, of the 1700s, there is a stone flight of stairs.

A luxurious farm of 1849, located in the Mesio Valley. It offers lodging and meals for large events.

Ancient small press rooms (probably of the roman epoch) that were used to make wine or oil.

A Necropolis located in the Campelos mountain. There were collective burials herem probably in the late Neolitic.