19th-century bridge with a flat deck resting on a semicircular arch.

Also known as the Church of Santa Senhorinha, it is a rural building with a longitudinal plan consisting of a single nave, with side chapels and sacristies, and a bell tower. It incorporates the Chapel of Santa Senhorinha, the Chapel of São Francisco, and the Chapel of Senhor dos Passos.

Pillory set on a square pedestal with three steps. It has a smooth shaft, topped by a capital with heraldic symbols and finished with a pyramid containing a sphere.

The first document relating to the Monastery dates from 1122. The church's facade is distinguished by its enormous dimensions; on the right and left sides are placed life-size statues of the founder of the Order of Saint Benedict / Saint Benedict of Nursia, and of Saint Scholastica.

The Cavez Bridge, in medieval style, spans the Tâmega River and has four slightly pointed arches made of granite, three of which feature cutwaters.

Also known as the Church of St. Sebastian, consists of single ship and chancel. The chancel has an interesting ceiling painted, with representation of the four Evangelists.

Baroque church of longitudinal plan with a single nave, chancel, side chapel and sacristy. The lavabo of the sacristy is a great example of stone work, seventeenth-century exemplar.

Chapel of longitudinal plant, with simple facade.

Church of longitudinal plant composed of nave and chancel.

Chapel of longitudinal single rectangular nave plan. In its interior there is a cover of sepultura.