The chapel of Vilarinho dry, dedicated to s. Paio, is deployed in a wide at the entrance, in the Northwest of the village. Granite Temple has a rectangular cover, on the main façade, flanked by two horizontal slots and surmounted by an oculus. The belfry, in the elongation of the gable, decorated with volutes is terminated by two pinnacles to skirt around a cross, the corners are complemented by pinnacles with ball. Inside this Chapel the granite of the walls contrasts with the high altar in gilt, which occupies the upper part of the wall of the headboard, where religious …

The chapel in the village of Carvalhelhos, dedicated to Santa Barbara, underwent profound changes caused by successive restoration and consolidation works. The main façade has a portal in round arch flanked by two Windows, in the form of vertical slots. The stretching of the gable has a Bell Tower, semi-circular-shaped granite, topped by a cross. The interior, stripped of the gilded altars, which once existed, press by minimalism. The bedside wall, polished granite, has only a crucifix in wood; the side walls are carved Corbels with devocionário popular religious imaginary arranged in singular form, the men's devotions are placed on …

The chapel dedicated to s. Matthew is a granite building, rectangular plant oriented Southeast\/Northwest. The front facade has a simple rectangular portal and in the elongation of the gable boasts a Bell Tower crowned by a Celtic Cross. Within stands, at the head, the main altar in carved and painted with Golden motifs, which houses religious imaginary.

Small granite temple dedicated to Santa Marta, deployed in the midst of cultivated fields.

The Old Chapel of Curros, whose Patron Saint is São Brás, is deployed at the entrance to the village, a largo which gave the name. Granite building, of rectangular plan oriented East\/West, inside the high altar in carved, gilded and marbled, in the central part of the headboard, decorated with four panels where they are represented: São Gonçalo, São Tiago, São Brás and Santa Luzia. It is in this chapel that annually in February, celebrated the mass of the feast of s. Brás (formerly of Curros).

The chapel of Vilarinho da Mó, dedicated to Saint Mamede, is a granite building East\/West oriented, deployed on the highest of the village, within a walled courtyard where you will find the old cemetery. The main façade has a rectangular portal and in the elongation of the gable, a Bell Tower surmounted by a cross. Inside this Chapel stands the high altar, in gilt, which occupies the central part of the wall of the headboard, and imaginary religious houses.

The chapel in the village of Sobradelo, dedicated to St Andrew, is a small granite Temple of rectangular plant. The front facade has a rectangular façade and lengthening of the gable a belfry. The interior excels in simplicity, on the wall of the headboard has a niche, in round arch, which houses a crucifix, flanked by peanhas with religious imaginary.

The chapel of our Lady of angels and St. Dominic, is a granite temple walls partly plastered and painted, of rectangular plan, oriented NNE (NNE)\/South by Southwest (SSO). The front facade has a rectangular cover with frame, flanked, inferiorly, by two circular glasses. The frame of the front door, surmounted by three granite spires, contains inscriptions relating to its construction. The upper part of the façade is topped by a triangular pediment in the Centre a small kiosk with the sculpture of Santa Bárbara. Inside the chapel stands a magnificent high altar, in polychrome and gilded carving, which impresses with …

The parish church of Romanesque style, Wicked, is dedicated to the Apostle St Bartholomew. Is a longitudinal-oriented plant building towards ENE\/OSO, consisting of nave and chancel, behind which lies the vestry. The main façade, with a round arch portal, is topped with a gable with cornice, the stretching of the which is a Greek cross surmounted by a belfry. Inside the temple granite predominates, choppy by colourful altars and religious imaginary, the floor is paved with 49 caps graves, numbered and separated by tabs. It is in this church that, annually to 24 August, religious crafts are celebrated the feast …

The chapel in the village of Valdegas, dedicated to the divine Holy Spirit, deployed at the entrance to the village is a granite building, of rectangular plan oriented Northeast\/Southwest. On the main façade, with a porch, has a ported rectangular and in the elongation of the gable, a belfry. Inside this temple stands the high altar in polychrome and gilded housing and a monstrance, religious imaginary in gilt, with a monstrance rifled with a dove, representing the Holy Spirit. This is the chapel which is celebrated the mass of the feast in honour of the divine Holy Spirit.