A pillory formed by an indentation of two square steps, a cylindric main part of the column, composed of two stones and a chapiter from where four arms in the shape of a Greek cross come out.

Set of two rectangular buildings, placed facing each other and connected by other constructions. The main building and the chapel were built in the 19th century and, in 1989, was inaugurated here the hotel school.

This manor house was built in the century XVI with plan in L and an out chapel. The main chapel has a ribbed vaulted roof and the walls are covered with panel of glazed tiles from the XVIII century.

Vast natural reserve, whose main attraction is the Sorraia horses. The space privileges contact with Nature. It has lakes, where water birds can be seen, woods, a garden center and falconry.

The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses. But there are tens of fountains that "escape" that main network, with fine water springs along the mountain. The Quelha da Buraca fountain is one such example.

The Gerês Mountain has five major water courses. But there are tens of fountains that "escape" that main network, with fine water springs along the mountain. The Curral do Gaio fountain is one such example.

Located in on of the streets that end in the main street, this restaurant is located in an old 18th century house. On the first floor there is a regional cellar and on the second floor the dining room. Quite well prepared dishes.

The main church has quite peculiar architectural details. The narthex is Renaissance, although quite altered, the chancel has a lunette vault and has Neo-Manueline elements in the parapet of the south facade.

Characterized by Gothic features, this church has three naves divided on the facade by two buttresses. The portico is pointed with multiple archivolts, flanked by two niches with sculptures. The Baroque main altar is a highlight.

The parish church of Fiães Tâmega, dedicated to Santa Susana, is deployed in the main village square. Granite construction, oriented northeast\/southwest, on the main façade, elongated by a Bell Tower has a rectangular door flanked by two horizontal slots. Inside the Church, recently the target of restoration, stands the high altar, in gilt, which occupies the central part of the headboard, decorated with painted panels. This is the Church that Sunday masses are celebrated and the offices of the religious feast in honour of Santa Susana.