Tomb from the time of Roman occupation.

Trestle Board bridge that is based on a round arch.

Church of Romanesque, Baroque and mannerist architecture with single nave covered with wooden ceilings. Features in the interior altarpieces of Mannerist and Baroque gilded.

Late-Baroque church with nave, chancel and Bell Tower and the sacristy. Features inside with coro-high wooden, baptistery, Gospel-side Confessionals and inlaid late Baroque chancel altar with Rococo elements, polychrome and gilded carvings.

Romanesque church with nave, wooden ceilings and broken arch portal with two shaped archivolts. The interior features high Baroque altarpiece, Johannine style.

The Château de Aguiar is a singular rock Castle, whose current remote structure to the 9th or 10th centuries. located on a huge granite Boulder, the finds in archaeological campaigns have revealed three major levels of occupation: prehistoric, Roman and Celtic. Access to the building is done through an entrance with six stairs, under a portal with ogival shape. Climbing some rocks, reaches the highest point, where glimpsed a comprehensive overview over the whole valley of Ab. This includes, in the building, a vaulted ceiling compartment, as well as the embrasure, privileged strategic visibility window.

Here used to exist a roman miner and during the on the 1st and 2nd centuries d.C. some minerals where here explored. The golden extracted from here was exclusively used by the roman circle.

Bust of homage to António Gil.

Seventeenth-century chapel of Mannerist and Baroque architecture with single nave and rectangular chancel. The interior has high choir, two side chapels date with gilded Baroque altarpieces, and two angled side altarpieces, Baroque, too. Features in the main Chapel, altarpiece of carved neo-classical.

Central fountain with four cocks.