Diving source, probably built in 1688, composed a simple rectangular plan with a round arch that gives access to the interior, which features barrel vault.

Mannerist source probably dating from the 17TH century. It consists of a simple backrest, Tuscan pilasters topped by pinnacles, a simple spout and a rectangular tank.

Source of simple rectangular backrest, built in 1911. Features geometric motifs and fitomórficos in the backrest, a rectangular tank, of the sides, two lower pillars that structure.

The original fountain was built, probably in the late 15TH century. It was later restored in 1684, when this date recorded on the same. This Manueline source is a recessed housing.

Source dating from 1918 and installed some sort of niche semirrevestido with tiles. Has only one spout and side, two stone seats.

The cruises in granite that indicate the different stations of the way of the cross are arranged from the chapel of the Holy Spirit, proceeding down the street from the source, to the Calvary.

The Carvalho House Museum houses an ethnographic collection. It has created spaces from typical local homes, such as the kitchen and bedroom, as well as exhibiting traditional agricultural tools.

This cultural space offers several services: home loan, referral service, carrying out activities to promote books and reading aimed at both the school community and the public.

An infrastructure with 3 pavilions, being the main one used for professional volleyball competitions by the home team, the Castelo da Maia. The main pavilion has 750 seats.

A soccer stadium with a lawn, seats, lights, balnearies and a fence. It is used in the home matches by the Associação Cultural e Desportiva de São Vicente, a club founded in 1977.