Legend has it that whoever drank of this fountain never leave the village. There is reference to this well since 1600, when was created the parish of vila of Cuba. The name is due to the proximity to the Church of Saint Vincent.

The fountain, well located, served as a watering hole for travellers and animals around here. Here are included the public laundry.

The typology of plant corresponds to a constant of regional architecture, with a single nave and chancel. The Temple stands out by the murals of the chancel and the nave.

Chapel of pilgrimage, of longitudinal plant comprising porch, nave, chancel narrower, typical in the municipality of Cuba, sacristy located near the left side elevation and attachments for the pilgrims.

Temple of a single nave, covered with barrel vault, completely white-washed. It was built in 1720 but not reliable sources say that this church is very old and Roman style.

Church of a single nave and rectangular plant. The chancel has 18th century tiles, gilt and Arc de Triomphe. The chapel of SR. Dos Passos and the Igreja da Misericórdia are linked together and integrate the Museum of sacred art and archaeology of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Vila Alva.

Rectangular plant, building simple, regular. Has sheltered porch by iron railing, access by two lateral staircases. On the first floor there are three Bay Windows enshrined by cast iron railings.

This is a huge monolith in porphyry granite, in medium grain with a longed e ellipsoidal shape. It is possible that it comes from an area with similar outcrops located about 1 Km. to the NO from the place where the Monument was primarily raised up. It was probably a menhir with 4 metres high. It is also possible to recognize in its surface some attempts to regulate it, as well as on the decorations graved in punching, namely a circle and some lines.