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.

Neoclassical theatre of longitudinal plant, consisting of two bodies with different toppings and trapezoidal roofs of three, one and two waters. Inside, there are two atria followed, a scene set in opposition with 388 seats, distributed by audience, frisas and cabins. It was built between 1876 and 1885 and recovered in 1999, reopening in the year 2000.

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.