This granite monument erected in honor of discoveries, has three steps, a square base with a cross insculpida, a parallelepiped with the fore-end corners on the faces, and ends in a sphere with a cross.

This fountain, built in granite, has a blue tile panel depicting the costumes worn in the nineteenth season.

This bridge, built in granite, presents some similarities with the Roman bridges, and has already suffered several restoration over time.

This 16th-century window, built in granite, belongs to a private house recovered and is in good condition.

This cruise has worked three granite steps and a parallelepiped. At the top, has a shaft to form a round ring, ending at the cross.

This is a typical of the region, with a chapel incorporated and is in good condition.

This medium-sized Solar is in an advanced state of degradation.

These funerary stelae, built in granite, found in the wall of the churchyard of the Church of Destriz. Include entries in star shape.

This stretch of Roman road, situated along the road that gives connection to the river beach of Vau, is in good condition. One can find another stretch a little further down.

This small section of Roman road is next to Rua da Arroteia.