This mediaeval bridge has one only arch with narrow and long voussoirs with irregular extrados. It has abutments with triangular breakwaters and square breaker, the guards are in granite and the flagstone pavement is in granite. On the right side, a simple monument dedicated to the souls. This bridge used to connect Soalhães and Tabuaço with Amarante.

The current Chapel of the Senhora da Livração is what remains of the parish church of Saint Martin, significant testimony of the roaming teams of artists, in the Romanesque era. The cracks and the capitals match a solution adopted also in the churches of Santa Head, Águas Santas and Cedofeita. The nave of the Church of Saint Martin, ruined, was demolished in 1873 having been their stone reused in the expansion of the current Parish Church of St. Clement.

From the original temple, rather altered on the 17th century, it only remains the doorway with two archivolts. The interior of the church is covered up with glazed tiles from the 18th century. The classification as a national monument includes the joint of Romanic elements.

The Church of Santa Maria de Sobretâmega presents a late medieval building which, however, retains a Romanesque flavor very own of this region. The location of this church, which replaced the former parish parish of São Pedro de Canaveses, due to the initiative of Queen Dona Mafalda, founder of hostels and ponte de Canaveses. In fact the actual construction of the bridge that led to the new location of the Church.

This is a small Romanic temple in which stands out a funerary stele, some medieval burial graves and abbey seatings from D. João V.

The settlement covered with fortifications. Offers Balneario excavated pre-Roman and Roman baths; Forum and possible Temple; necropolis; winepress; and graves.

This temple has a Roman foundation little conserved from the original outline. On the inside it ought to be mentioned the baroque carving from the altars and the graves from the 14th and 15th century.

Statue of Saint John the Baptist, situated in the Centre of a roundabout garden.

Sundial which is situated at Largo Nossa Senhora de Fátima.