Small chapel dating from the 17TH century, with main façade in truncated by gable and Bell torn by straight Dick portal, flanked by embrasures.

Chapel of quadrangular, integrated into the Via Crucis, with access by a staircase and a portal in bow down. It was probably built in the late 16TH century by the brothers of mercy.

Chapel of uncharacteristic architecture, with some architectural elements of the primitive Chapel, as the portals and the triumphal arch. It is located in the hills of Quince and overlooking the Valley of the river.

In this 18th century chapel stands out the main façade, in gable torn by a straight Dick and portal both aras de altar on the porch.

In this 18th century chapel, stands out the decoration of the portal, the niche surmounted by pinnacles and cross and with volutadas fins and the corners in the form of pilasters of the nave.

Simple rectangular plan building, probably built in the 20TH century 50. Displays the side façades in Gables, with a truncated portal with granite frame.

The Castle Church is one of two churches in the medieval area of the town. This church, which was the main church before the construction of the New Church, is actually very close to the castle. It is surrounded by many leafy trees, giving it a serene and peaceful atmosphere that is highly recognizable. Although medieval in origin, its current design likely dates back to the 17th century. Its bell tower, which, like many churches in the region, is separate from the main body of the temple, which it borders, deserves special mention. It consists of a nave and a …

The Nutmeg is the ideal solution for quick meals and\/or moments of pause, throughout the day. the menus, flexible and informal, are conspicuous by their variety of flavors and presentation, which combines a modern and luminous space. Salads, calzones, lasagnas, savoury crepes, pastries and francesinhas, accompanied by natural juice, iced tea or beer are some of the specialties served here.

Stately residence dating from the 18TH century, an interesting architectural ensemble of Baroque style, typically Minho. This beautiful palatial residence, although privately owned, well worth a visit, at least to the outside. Through the iron gate you can see the pretty walled courtyard where stands out the upper gallery alpendrada. In the courtyard in front of the gate there is a fountain lined with tiles and the original Sundial. off the patio, front part to the majestic gate, deserves attention an interesting Baroque fountain, transferred from the Franciscan convent of São Paio of Mount for this site in 1899, and …

This picturesque village features narrow streets, small, traditional houses, and a manor house. Gojim also has a chapel worth visiting.