Dna Silvia Cardoso was born in Paços de Ferreira, in the Casa da Torre (Tower House), in 1882, and passed away in the same house in 1950. The canonization process began in 1984 and she was declared a Servant of God. The statue was ianugurated on August 23, 1953, by the Cardinal Cerejeira and by the Bishop of Oporto Dom António Ferreira Gomes. The event was broadcasted to the entire country.

A transition bridge from the 19th century to the 20th century. It has five arches with an almost perfect symmetry. It was restored at the end of the 20th century and the upper part was enlarged.

A statue that is a tribute to a main character of Paços de Ferreira. The republican (meaning pro-republic and against monarchy) doctor Leão de Meireles was a most influential figure in the parish after the Republic was declared. He was an administrator of the parish, president of the Town Hall, a deputee and a senator. This statue was inaugurated in March 1924.

A statue that was inaugurated on May 20, 2004.

A sculpture by Master José Rodrigues, inaugurated on May 20, 1997, together with the building of the "Paços do Concelho". A tribute to all those who helped in making Paços de Ferreira the "Furniture Capital". It has symbolic elements of furniture industry working people in hommage to their work and effort.

This monument is the Penamaior parish ex-libris. The Cristo Rei (Christ King) is a granite statue built at the beginning of the 1940s. The 1942 tempest destroyed it and it later rebuilt. One can still find vestiges of the first construction.

A 4 metres tall crucifix, with a square base that the inscription "MODELOS 30-7-1911". It stands on 3 steps.

Water mill above th river. It has a pedestrian wooden bridge from where one can watch the river and the mill working.

A bridsge over the Carcalhosa river. It dates back to the 18th century and it was built during the reign of Dom João V. Built in stone and in the roman style, it has only one circular arch and a rectangular opening in its lowest part so as to let the waters flow.

A baroque chapel of the 18th century. It has only one nave and a rectangular high altar. A special not to an image on the ceiling of the high altar of the Patron Saint, Saint Anthony.