A 19th-century chapel with a longitudinal floor plan and two small, simple, rectilinear openings on the rear façade. The interior is highlighted by a polychrome wooden sculpture depicting the Holy Trinity.

The church has a longitudinal plan and consists of a nave, a lower and narrower chancel, a sacristy, and a side chapel attached to the left-hand façade. Inside, the cornerstones in the form of Tuscan pilasters in the nave and chancel stand out.

Chapel dating from 1676, with a longitudinal plan, nave, and lower, narrower chancel. In the first half of the 20th century, it was tiled, and in 2003, an annex was built adjacent to the north façade.

A pillory with a two-step quadrangular plinth, a column with a pseudo-Attic base, a cylindrical shaft, and a Tuscan capital with a lower collar. It is topped by a cubic structure with a tripartite cornice and a block with four armorial faces and a royal crown.

A large, modern fountain. It's very eye-catching, consisting of several tanks of different shapes, with water flowing from one to the other.

The Branca Cultural Center (CCB) project, designed by Carrilho da Graça, is a municipal space with classrooms, rehearsal rooms, and administrative support; a 180-seat auditorium; and a small library, allowing for the teaching of music and the arts in an interesting and engaging way.

A large green space where you can observe a wide variety of flora and fauna. It features a picnic area with a barbecue grill, an area with sports equipment, and a fitness track.

A very pleasant green space where the Vouga River flows. It has some shaded garden benches where you can relax, and a picnic area.

A very pleasant green space with a variety of flora and fauna. Here you'll find a lookout point offering beautiful views and the Chapel of Our Lady of Socorro.

Reservoir located on the Lima River, near the border between the Soajo and Amarela mountains. The most common fish species are trout, barbel, and boga. Sports and leisure activities are subject to restrictions.