Part of a roman road, about 400 metres long, with some badly preserved areas. Located by a river, it is a time honoured place.

Beautiful Romanesque specimen, with overlays, which stresses the border, with two arches modeled, the altarpiece of the high altar with carved Baroque statuary and regional. This church was the head of a very important commandery of the order of Christ, whose old guard tumble in Braga.

An aqueduct of uncertain size, since it is undergoing works and is partly buried.

A fully recovered water mill, in the banks of the Vizela river, that still produces corn flour. It is composed of a "nora" and several millstones.

A gracious column that is a tribute to independence, as on can read on the base. It is located in the area that leads to the graveyard, above a platform with four steps. On the top there is an iron cross that resembles the fleur de lys. The crucifix is destined to the "Via Sacra" processions.

An interesting baroque set of crucifixes, some of which present the image of Christ, leading to the chapel. The chapel is a small square temple that has a pinacle on each side.

A small chapel located on a hill, with views of the Pombeiro Monastery. It has a rosette and is surrounded by gardens.

A well preserved stone bridge over the Vizela river. It is composed of a vegetation covered arch, which makes it pretty and unique.

A recent stone bridge over the Vizela river. It is composed of five arches and it is similar to a roman bridge in its design.

A fairly well preserved stone bridge with one arch.