A church with a rustic door of the 19th century, with a façade without a tower, decorated by a small campanile.

Whole church built in 18TH-century granite\/XIX.

The most ancient and noblest feudal house in the parish. It has two towers with battlements and a cerals warehouse that was transformed into a Chapel when it was donated to Fatehr Américo's "Gaiatos".

A church that dates back to 1645. A temple with a symmetric façade and only one bell. Inside, golden carvings and paintings on the ceiling.

This property was probably constructed during the 12th century and reconstructed in 1888. On the main façade there is a portico with three archivolt decorated with zoomorphic motifs and fitomorphic. The perfectly vaulted arches are settled in columns with worked capitals. On the inside, the main altar is in golden carving, the roof is filled by dozens of paintings representing biblical scenes and images with the apostles and saints. It also has a nativity scene typically baroque.

A small granite church. The main door ends in a triangular fronton and there are also two lateral openings.

The Santo Estevão de Vilela Monastery is composed of a church and of the monastery's house. It was built even before Portugal's foundation. By the church there is the old monatery's building, composed of three aisles with a square shape. There is a coat of arms on the main entrance that stands on a lintel in a segmetal arch that ends in a partial triangular shape. In the third aisle, a special note to the manuelin chimney. Inside the temple, the high altar is golden carved. The monastery is being restored and the space will be converted into a museum …

A large dolmen, 27 metres wide and 4 metres tall. It dates back to the 3rd millenium bC and it has black and red paintings that picture an antropomorphic image. Nonetheless, the place is little preserved and some of its most peculiar characteristics have been lost.