Church with a longitudinal plan comprising a nave, a chancel and an attached sacristy and bell tower. The nave was built in the 17th century and the bell tower in the 18th century. Highlight for the gargoyles in the four corners of the tower.

Waterfall located in the Silva Escura valley, at the point where the Rio Mau, born with the name Rio Bom, falls 800 meters above sea level in the Serra de Arestal. Near this waterfall there were silver mines explored by the Romans.

Track located in an area of thirteen hectares, where National Rallicross, Autocross and Kartcross Championship races are held. It is divided in two: one with a dirt floor and the other with a mixed dirt and asphalt floor.

Manueline temple with medieval defensive tower. The head, in Gothic style, has a crucible and twin windows. The temple and defensive tower form part of the conventual structure that belonged to the regular canons of San Agustín, from the XII to the XVI years, and from there to the Jesuits.

Stone bridge over the Cabrum River, consisting of a single arch. It connects to the municipality of Cinfães. It is in good condition.

Pleasant space, lawned and tree-lined, with a bathing area, a picnic area, a bar and showers.

River beach located next to the Douro River. It has several green spaces, a floating pool, a solarium and a picnic area.

Built in neo-Gothic style, the Bookshop has a magnificent façade, formed by a wide depressed arch, whose entrance is divided into a central door, flanked by two shop windows. Over this arch there is a triple window. On the sides of the window, two painted figures stand out, by José Bielman, symbolizing Art and Science. Note the tracery that tops the entire building. At the entrance, in the center of the vast room, an ornamental staircase gives access to an upper level, where some tables serve as support for the exhibition of books. Wooden benches, covered in leather, and shelves …

Boat docking marina, with beautiful surrounding views.

Set of monuments from the Neolithic period, consisting of tapirs and mound. This Megalithic Enclosure has characteristics that are unique to the north of the country and allow it to be considered a cromlech.