Also known as the Old Marnel Bridge, this bridge consists of a counter-curved deck supported by five arches.

A manor house of vernacular architecture, with an irregular floor plan comprising a residential wing, a chapel, and annexes. These different structures are connected by an enclosed upper passageway with distinct roofs.

This is a fortified enclosure, named Castelium Marnelis, located next to the Vouga River, on Mile LXXIV of the Roman Itinerary XVI between Braga and Lisbon. Archaeological excavations have uncovered fragmented sections of the wall and four semicircular buildings. Due to the dimensions of the wall, its foundations are visible to the naked eye.

Mannerist Church of longitudinal plant consisting of a nave, a chancel lower and narrow, adossados, multiple attachments, a sacristy and a Bell Tower. Inside, the main altarpiece of Baroque carved national style and for the triumphal arch in round arch.

Mannerist Church of longitudinal plant consisting of a nave, a chancel lower and narrow, adossados, a Bell Tower, outbuildings and a sacristy. Inside, the main altarpiece of gilt and painted, dating from the 19th century, and for the Mannerist also side altarpieces of the 19th century.

19th century Church of longitudinal plant, consisting of a nave, a chancel lower and narrow, a Bell Tower, a sacristy, attachments and a chapel located near the front. In the interior, especially the neo-Baroque altarpiece of the lateral Chapel.

Mannerist Church of longitudinal plant consisting of three naves, being the highest central with presbytery, a lower chancel and narrow, a Bell Tower and sacristies adossadas.

Mannerist Church of longitudinal plant consisting of three aisles, a chancel lower and narrower and a vestry and Bell Tower adossadas. Featured in the back façade, tiled Panel monochrome blue pattern on white background, representing Saint Andrew.