Its construction was ordered by D. Diogo de Sousa, to be his tumular chapel. The XVIII century azulejos, the renaissant main altar, the golden woodcarving and the ceiling are worthy of notice.

Baroque chapel with the main façade in the gable cornice, torn by broad gate back perfect, possibly of the 19th century. Have inside a cruise with sculptural Group on both sides.

Baroque chapel with main façade in gable of frieze and cornice truncated by a Bell. Have inside wooden cover, chorus-alto, Gospel side pulpit and altarpiece carved polychrome.

Chapel with nave and chancel and sacristy located near. Features within 19th century pulpit of rectangular basin, Freestone, of the epistle side and main altarpiece with bottom painted white.

Vaulted rectangular nave chapel built probably in the 18th century. In 1988 has been restored inside and outside. In the interior, especially the main altar inserted in a niche in stonework.

Church of eclectic architecture. Has ship, chancel, side attachments and Bell Tower. The coverage of the Bell Tower is pyramidal with coruchéu. The main altarpiece is painted white wood and gold.

18th century chapel with main façade integrated into common typology of the region of Basto. Features interior with reredos carved polychrome, late-Baroque, straight plant and three axes.

The museum's collection is in the church of Saint Jorge. The building, dating back to the second half of the 16th century, is divided in three main areas: archaeology, ethnography and religious art works.

A small museum created by Malcolm Clarke in his own garage, where we can learn a little about the sperm whale and its main food source, squid.

Former mill renovated to receive guests, located in the immediate vicinity of the Romanesque Bridge from Estorãos. In its interior there is a fountain, reinforcing the idea that ali, the main element is the water.