Tourém is famous for its monumental oven. All built in stone with walls strengthened by powerful buttresses and coverage in pardieiros, this, has capacity for 20 clams and is still used. In a niche of the doorjamb has drawn on stone dates from 1868, although the type of architecture that allow construction say that the same is of a much earlier date. The gateway was opened between cunhal and building the first Foothill, and presents a straight Dick. Inside of the oven there are three perfect round arches supporting the roof. In front of the building, along the road, there …

Granite bridge, which is believed to have been the first bridge to be built over the river Cabril. Presents a trestle Board, with the ramp on the left side is greater than the law and the pavement in lajeado, based on three arches of different sizes, which grow from left to right. The two smaller ones are of perfect arches, while the third is slightly pointed. On the right bank, at the entrance of the village, there is a cruise with frame and front inscription.

Many years ago, community ovens Barroso were covered with thatch (rye straw). With use, the coverage frequently, and also the burning homes in villages where they were, because the fire was spreading and burned down the houses next door, running the settlements a high risk of widespread fire, what I think has happened a few times. For this reason, at some point began to cover the ovens with slabs of granite. Even though it was work hard to perform, soon found to be the compensating results. Today, community ovens are important heritage of the region of Barroso.

Statues of tribute to farmers.

19th century architecture cruise in granite with cubic capital surmounted by a Latin cross. Has Sundial bet. Architectural set, part shrine in rural architecture.

Stone statue, located in the Centre of Vilar de Perdizes, representing a warrior.

Statue of tribute to the Portuguese Soldier and Ex-Combatant overseas.

Community ovens were essential in the livelihood of peoples of barroso. The dough was prepared in every household and then taken to the village oven to finish the cycle of rye in desirable Scones. This is a typical example of community ovens of this region of Trás-os-Montes.

Font with a spout and oval tank.