Fifth of wine production, revival and neo-Baroque transformed into cottages. The large property, has within it an old hostel, which served as a support for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago de Compostela. Highlights also include the Chapel, the garden and the Lake House.

Revival of neoclassical inspiration Hospital, U-shaped plan, with main facade dominated by central atrium of ionic columns. It was opened in 1929 and has a chapel with Gothic-inspired façade.

The House of Graves is the largest example of palatial house in the parish. Was owned and established in morgado, in 1691, by Manuel Pereira Bacelar, one of the Governors of the Plaza de Vila Nova de Cerveira. Highlight to the gate, to the portico, the coats and the two towers, two-storey each and sash Windows.

Seventeenth-century residential tower of quadrangular, 17th century architecture, completely refurbished. Is private property and therefore no visitable.

Seven popular oriented oratorios, feature present in many examples of Baroque religious architecture of the Alto Minho. Are typologically very similar, showing, however, minor differences.

Parish Church of longitudinal plan consists of nave and chancel, late-Baroque and Mannerist style. Preserves, abroad, the two old spans in round arch currently entaipados.

Manueline-style church, which highlights the main façade and asymmetric portal with sculpture inspired by Renaissance portals.

Masonry wall of jagged granite blocks, connected with mortar, military, modern architecture. To highlight the fact that the battery be circular and have a moat excavated in outcrop.

Medieval gallows pillar of quadrangular section, located on the slopes of Vila Nova de Cerveira