Roman bridge of three arches, probably built between the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD. Features a tray right flanked by parapets, and the sides, carved-seas threads.

This bridge has an inclined platform and lateral guards, settled in six arches with different spans and arrows. On the bollards there are four breakwaters and above these, four mains for water drainage during the floods.

This Roman bridge is constituted by three perfectly vaulted arches and a flat platform with 36 metres long and 3.6 metres wide. Probably, it was built between the 1st a.C and the 1st d.C. centuries.

Rustic temple, with a granite gate crowned by an arch down, surmounted by a headstone with the inscription "Pedro Eannes\/1697". It is a Hermitage of a single nave, separated from the chancel by an arc. Featured for two sinks of holy water, concheado marble.

Late-baroque chapel with a façade flanked by two lengths with its Bell and with a gable roof. The current chapel was built in the late 17TH century\/early 18th century on the site of an ancient temple existed already.

This is a Manueline pillory build on the 16th century. It presents two square steps, a monolithic shaft and on the top, it has the town Coat of Arms.