This Roman road, located in the village of Postasneiros, is in good condition.

This dolmen consists of an irregular polygonal chamber with seven pillars, three of them intact. There are no longer any traces of the corridor, nor of the mamoa, but the covering slab is still preserved. It stands out for being a large dolmen of the Trás-os-Montes type.

This dolmen is a megalith with a burial chamber of medium dimensions, a short corridor, different in plan and elevation, and a surrounding mound. It stands out for being one of the few dolmens with inscriptions and paintings on the internal walls and the only one with paintings on all the pillars of the chamber.

This pillory has a square base, a pyramidal body in stair, a cylindrical shaft with two Mottos next to the base and to the top where it lays a flat sphere. The top is cylindrical and finished by one half sphere.

This stone bridge was formerly intended for rail vehicles, but currently serves as a transition to the automobile traffic.

This cruise, built in granite, has five steps and a fuste cobbles surmounted by a cross.

This monument, which intends to pay homage to the municipality of Oliveira de Frades, has a black marble base, with a kind of "black iron" chimney and a sort of "Village door" in granite and iron.

This bronze bust of Francisco Sá Carneiro was erected in honor of 50 years of his birth.

This cruise has three granite steps quadrangular, a base and a cylindrical shaft, surmounted by a square capital and a cross crafted.

This fountain, built in stone, has an octagonal base, a stem where they meet the two cocks and ends in the shape of a chalice.