Eira lajeada where was erected an imposing canastro in granite and wooden lathwork, used to store and dry corn cobs, and a sundial, which once stood at the top of the drum.

Set of baskets used for drying of corn cobs.

Next to the village of Bobadela, on the slopes of the Leiranco, are watermills where the local population grinds the cereal.

Baskets set in granite and wooden battens where are placed, the dry corn cobs.

The Sundial formerly used for measurement of solar hours.

Ass in granite used to store and dry corn cobs. Is a single copy for its construction in stone and the horizontal battens.

Sundial placed over a door carral. Is a granite structure with a Gnomon in metal, used for measurement of solar hours.

Sundial placed on a wall. Is a granite structure with a Gnomon in metal, used for measurement of solar hours.

This church, traces of Romanesque Foundation, appears in the memoirs of 1758 Parish referred to as parish church; is deployed within a walled courtyard where you will find the cemetery. Is a temple in granite, in whose volumes are the chancel and the nave. The main façade has a ported in round arch and stretching of a gable belfry, crowned in triangular pediment with a cross.

Sapiãos parish church, dedicated to St Peter, is a temple of longitudinal-oriented plant ENE\/OSO. The main façade has a rectangular door with ribbed pilasters and capitals stylized vegetal, the top has a curved pediment with a niche, with two triangular spires complemented with ball and the central part is surmounted by an oculus. Inside the high altar and side altars, in gilded, housing the main religious imaginary local devotions. On the side walls, next to the triumphal arch, a niche formed by a semi-circular arch, there are two screens: the purgatory (Gospel) and the adoration of the child Jesus (Epistola). …