Granite Gothic Portal.

2001 sculpture, called the nest of John of clay by Rosana Botolin, who joined the III International Symposium of Sculpture in terracotta.

Roman bridge with 3 arches, on the Ribeira de Canha. Was recovered in 1994 and is in good condition.

The first reference to this church emerges in 1302. Features murals from the 14th century and was the seat of a parish with the same name and was open to the cult until 1863. Here also works the interpretive center of the Castle, being possible to make guided tours.

Set of 11 menhirs arranged on the floor, circular-shaped.

With traces of prehistoric cave paintings and engravings of the Upper Paleolithic and Neolithic times. The human occupation of the site followed, having served as a residence and community plot, with traces of occupation since the Middle Paleolithic. Is classified as a national monument.

On site is one of the 17 menhirs of the Cromlech do Tojal. The Menhir is 2 meters high and is decorated with dimples.

Dolmens with cover slab tumbled and fallen props being interesting for its monumentality and technical quality in the polishing and cutting marks. In winter, a das antas is submerged by the reservoir.

Set of large granite boulders. The form presented could have been used for funerary purposes or for shelter by prehistoric communities.

Located in Herdade da Comenda church lies this small tapir.