An old bridge with three arches, over the Tâmega river.

A granite sculpture that alludes to Duarte Pacheco.

A fountain, located in a tank by a mine.

Dating back to 1965, this is a granite column with the bronze face of Abílio Miranda on the stone.

Very narrow typical streets with slate made houses that date back to 1790. It is one of the oldest places in the Penafiel parish.

Located in the Sameiro Garden, this pillory was reconstructed in 2001. It is a 3 metres tall column topped by a cross and placed above a small lake.

A 3 metres tall granit crucifix dating back to 1929.

A monument that is a tribute to Father Manuel Barbosa.

Built between the mid and end of the 13th century, this church is stated as one of the finest examples of rural Romanesque decoration, showing a variety of motives abroad, since the bull-headed men carrying stones, as well as geometric acronyms and alphabet on the walls, which means the work of rigging by stone craftsmen. Rectangular plant, is one of the few temples which preserves the original Bell Tower on the façade. Considered the most small Romanesque church in the country, preserves in its interior characteristic aspects of this style, notably the solemnity and severity of decorative elements.

An ancient oven of the oldest bakery shop in the village, located at the sight of the passers-by.