This standard is about 3 feet tall, a base with three steps, a column without ornamentation and a square structure surmounted by an armillary sphere and a cross of Christ.

This extensive site is the most important centre of São Pedro do Sul. Houses the parish church and the chapel of mercy, as well as a taxi stand and some commerce.

Stretch of Roman road in good condition.

The stone is writing a monolithic granite which features a geometric prints of the faces as well as simple circles and concentric with central dimple, and lattices formed by extensive horizontal and vertical lines. A question that probably has a symbolic significance-religious. The location of this place is not well signposted, access is possible only by dirt road through vehicles off-road.

Small section of Roman road in good condition.

Stretch of Roman road in good condition.

This sarcophagus in a poor state of conservation is landed in wedges of stone near the Church and does not have any indicator lights.

This pretty old Bell Tower has two bells inserted into arcs back broken.

This House, where lived St. Macarius, was recovered recently. Access is steep and unpaved.