Roman dam with embankment consisting of four parallel walls, which are arranged radially from the top of the slope, caught internally by buttresses. Emphasis on the initial part of the aqueduct canal dug in the outcrop.

Small fountain located below ground level, accessing through a staircase. Connects to a large outdoor tank.

Small stone-built fountain-shaped niche.

Stretch of Roman road which formerly followed until Pinetran.

Building dated of 1520, with emphasis on the tiles that cover almost the entirety of the elevations of the Church. Another point of interest is the mural of the Baroque style chapel, representing the themes of Epiphany and the Annunciation.

Small bridge, very ancient, pending on the Ribeira de Sampaio.

Fortified village built in the middle ages by the Romans. It consists of several buildings and three lines of walls. Some of the structures were object of reconstruction.

Small Romanesque chapel, simple, in that the sobriety of the moth and the frown entered in the portal. The chapel's patron saint is Saint Sebastian.

Small niche housing inside an image of a Saint.

Chapel with dome cover. The main facade faces South and features simple monumental portal, with rectangular window.