Cloistered convent which comprises the Church choirs, sacristy, mirante, cloisters, refectory, kitchens, wheel, cells, the Chapter Room, and agricultural zone. The single ship Church is lined by two carpets from 17th-century tiles, geometric motifs in threaded circles and quadrilobos entwined, and enxaquetados. There are high and low choirs for separation of the two communities conventuals and isolation of the masses and public holidays. Include the full arch portico Centre with entablature, flanked by classical columns and false wooden barrel-vaults, with trompe l'oeil effect on ship. Deserve a featured the altarpieces of gilt national style, with Solomonic columns, shell motifs.

Stretch of Roman road still used in relative good condition.

Very old House that is today São Damião. Although the last owners dons this House being the Osórios, still possess weapons that are on the right side, the guns of rabbits and, on the left side, the Botelhos '.

18th century building that displays the heraldic insignia of the pear trees, of Coutinhos, of Vilhenas and of the Mark.

18th century building that displays the coat of arms of the Oaks and the piglets.

This Manor, also known as the House seat, has already been modified by several times, but still preserves some Renaissance features. The building was inspired by the Chapter House adjoining the Cathedral of Lamego.

Settled in a platform with three round steps, it has monolithic column with plain surface. The top is made with a flat Motto almost touching the column, without capital. It is crowned by a simple piece.

Column with cylindrical shaft and Corinthian capital where rests the cruise. The base of the cross is decorated with figures and oval discs with inscriptions and dates from 1757. On one side is the figure of Christ and on the opposite side of our Lady.

Carved column in the base shaft and in the capital, where rests the cross. On one side of the cross is Christ and the other the Virgin. This monument can be seen in the archaeological Section of the Museum of Lamego.