Baroque church of nave and main facade with two arches arch portal. Interior with wooden ceilings, chorus-alto, pulpit in the Gospel and two side chapels with altarpieces in Mannerist and Baroque, gilded, and major neoclassical reredos.

Romanesque construction dating from the 11th century, whose Foundation is attributed to d. Paderne, widow of count Hermenegildo, Lord of Tuy. In the 12th century no longer functioned as a nunnery and passed to the Canons of Saint Augustine. In the 16th century, King Sebastian ordered the convent passed to the friars crosier.

Cruise with forend circular and simple cross. On the sides are the figures of Christ, the Virgin crowned and shrines.

Space that aims to stimulate and develop regional products of Melgaço, especially the vinho verde, and, more specifically, the Albariño wine. It was opened in 1997 and is housed in a Manor that is designated "Buildings of three arches".

In the churchyard of the chapel of São Julião, front of the Casa da Calçada, lies this cruise 16th century granite path. Features forend inferiorly smooth and striated truss and decorated later capital with acanthus leaves and sculptural representation.

Set of rock engravings located on the plateau of Castro Laboreiro, distributed on the surface of two granite outcrops, one of which is oversized. The motifs are geometric-symbolic character.

Small Romanesque-Gothic Chapel of rectangular plant and frontispiece in truncated Gable. Features ogive portal and, in the lateral façades, dogs simple and two small cracks.

Church of Romanesque style of the middle ages, and it underwent changes during the modern and contemporary Era. Function was to be the baptistery of the neighbouring villages.

Chapel of Mannerist style, sober lines and longitudinal plan simple, with the sacristy located near the left side elevation.

Neoclassical Chapel of simple and complex longitudinal plant decorative elements covering half of the facade.