A well preserved one arch bridge with suspended supporting structures.

A crucifix with a large and ornamented base that stands on six steps, with an ornamented cross in the extremities and a sphere on the base. Built in 1940 by appointment of "monsenhor" Francisco Moreira das Neves, a priest, a writer, a journalist and a poet in the parish.

A robust bridge with two domed arches.

A statue placed on a column that is located in th centre of a grassy flowerbed. It represent the "Conselheiro" José Guilherme, a man who was important for the development of Paredes.

A column that celebrates the several stages of Portugal's independence by showing the nation's symbols on each of its sides. The main column is topped by a Christ's cross.

A bridge with several arches supported by cement that spoil the monument.

Located facing the Parish Church of Beire, the crucifix dates back to 1624. Built with granite, with a round column and a cross at the end.

A roman stone bridge with an arch.

A cube shaped plynth that stands on a base with three steps. The scape is plain and supports a rectangular table with small pointy columns. One can see a large coat of arms with the crowned national shield. A nice granite construction of the 18th century.

A medieval stone bridge, narrow, with three arches, where fights between the librals and the absolutists took place on July 23, 1832.