This old stream where the population used to come to get water is currently dry.

The water mine of this fountain is located below the road.

This granite bridge over the Pavia river is well preserved.

This very old fountain is composed of a tank and a mine, which is currently closed. The water is not drinkable.

This pedestrian roman bridge over the Vouga river is badly preserved and is difficult to accede.

This fountain, built in 1601, has a mine and a water spout.

This water spout with three faucets that pour water into three big granite shells is na example of the civil architecture rococo and neoclassic. In its centre there is a coat of arms of the Royal Portuguese House with a closed crown atop. It was built by the master mason Jacinto de Matos.

This water spout, located in a space with gardens in the middle of a roundabout with spouts that flow to the centre, is iluminated at night.

This granite spout has two fountains and the image of Saint Francis in the central area and, above it, a coat of arms with a crown of the royal Portuguese house over it. On the top there is a cross sided by decorative motives and on the back a tile panel on a bench and that has the city's coat of arms on the top. The rest of the structure is decorated by tiles with sequential geometrical motives in blue and yellow.

This waterfall shaped fountain has several stairways and a spout in the end. It is well preserved, in a place with gardens, with benches and good lighting.