The chapel in the village of Turners, dedicated to Santa Margherita, is a small temple in granite, rectangular plant East\/West oriented. The main façade has a rectangular cover, the right of which is a granite pulpit, circular-shaped, and the stretching of the gable has a Bell Tower, decorated with volutes and crowned by a cross. Inside deserves special mention the high altar in gilt, which occupies the central part of the wall of the headboard, with religious imaginary representing only female devotions. On the floor of this Chapel, in granite, are visible the gravestones of seven graves, separated by tabs. …

The route of the via Crucis part of parish church of farm and follows up to Calvary, located at a point higher, at Rua da Abeleira.

Next to the parish church of Codessoso and the surrounding area are willing the cruises of the Via Crucis and the ordeal of Codessoso.

The cruises in granite that indicate the different stations of the way of the cross are arranged from the parish church to the staircase, located next to EN 312, the Calvary.

The cruises in granite that indicate the different stations of the way of the cross are arranged from the chapel of the Holy Spirit, proceeding down the street from the source, to the Calvary.

The cruises in granite that indicate the different stations of the way of the cross are arranged from the parish church, following by the main street, to the Calvary.

Classified as Property of public interest the Castro do Cabeço is an old fortified settlement once championed by two walls that the surrounding. There are still traces of circular houses, some with paved flooring. In the rocky hills lie rocky outcrops with rock engravings.

Ancient fortified village typical of the iron age, still boasts a defensive system consisting of a line of walls, with small sections that end in abundant crags. The location of this Castro allows a wide visibility over the surrounding countryside.

Old iron age fortified village protected by three rows of walls embedded in the rocky hills reinforced with additional defense systems, ditches and fields of stones embedded. Within the walls are traces of dwellings.

Penedo with rock engravings representing dimples and ridges.