Statue erected in tribute to the dead in World War I, a soldier wielding a rifle and, on top, a woman holding a sword. It lies in the Centre of a small roundabout, surrounded by a garden with flowers.

Marian shrine featuring the pulpit, dating from the 18th century, the door and baptistery, dating from the 16th century, and a sculpture, dating from the 14th century.

Herdade da Agolada de Cima offers cosy rooms and houses, not missing the attention given to each corner. Ideal place for those who enjoy hiking, biking, yoga and relaxation sessions in full Homestead clearings.

Manor house with a passage over the Travessa do Cepo. It was built in the XVIII century and suffered some changes during the XIX century.

Football field turf floor, countertops sealed for 1,000 people, changing rooms and artificial lighting. Belongs to the Sports Union of Busts.

Building from the XVII century, that still keeps its façade. It suffered changes during the XX century and was adapted to become the Conservatory.

Totally rebuilt after the earthquake of 1755, it suffered important works during the XIX and XX centuries, that changed its original character.

Built in the XVI century, it suffered profound changes in the XVIII century. From the primitive plan are the entrance tunnel, the tower and the renaissance cloister.

A beach located in Ribeira da Isna. We recommend crossing the Philippine Bridge and the various watermills. It has a bar and changing rooms.

Pedestrian path that stretches over three kilometers, along which you can observe beautiful panoramic views and come into full contact with nature.