The sanctuary of the Senhora do Monte, deployed along the 1012-1 CM, in the midst of Serra do Barroso, is surrounded by a unique natural landscape, with natural vegetation interspersed with rocky hills. It is in this chapel that annually in September, religious crafts are celebrated during the feast in honour of Senhora do Monte.

The parish church of Bobadela, dedicated to the Archangel St. Michael, is a temple built in granite, longitudinal-oriented Southeast\/Northwest plant, with differentiated volumes where the chancel and the body of the Church; cumeeira is topped with a cross and triangular spires, with ball, shot the buttresses corners. The main façade, with a rectangular façade is surmounted by a telescope, which was put a clock, and shoots in simple pediment. The semi-detached Bell Tower, placed on the side of the Gospel, has two tears in ringers round arch housing two bells, complemented with a cross, flanked by two triangular pinnacles. Inside …

The parish church of Vilar, dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Guia, is a granite temple whose construction austerity contrasts with the ornamental richness that houses in its interior. The walls and the floor was paved with Flagstone with graves do bring out the colorful altars in carved and gilded housing religious imaginary. In this temple include a mural, a panel representing San Antonio and Santo Antão, and an exceptional altarpiece with a painting representing Saint Louis and São Pedro Gonçalves Telmo. It is in this church are celebrated, in addition to the Sunday masses, religious crafts of the feast in …

The parish church, Temple of longitudinal plant, is flanked by a churchyard, walled that for a long time was used as a cemetery, still sporting the whole floor lajeado. The main façade has a portal of rectangular shape, surmounted by a round window surmounted by a belfry with two tears "founders, each of them with a Bell, crowned by two pinnacles, with ball Finial, and a cross trilobada. The interior of this church is of a great ornamental wealth. The granite stone walls are partially covered in the chancel, by a tiled wainscot, with liturgical reasons represented; one of the …

Section of ancient Roman road which linked Bracara Augusta (Braga) to Asturica Augusta (Astorga) through Aquae Flaviae (Keys), with traces of paved floors and rotated.

Sundial with Gnomon in granite, metal structure used for measurement of solar hours.

Watch, with granite dial and pointer, metal, used for measurement of solar hours.

Eira lajeada where was erected an imposing canastro in granite and wooden lathwork, used to store and dry corn cobs, and a sundial, which once stood at the top of the drum.

Set of baskets used for drying of corn cobs.

Next to the village of Bobadela, on the slopes of the Leiranco, are watermills where the local population grinds the cereal.