This 19th century chapel of Mannerist style, saw its interior to be much modified. Your indoor coverage is now built in concrete, with a crack in the facade torn left sidebar, next to the high altar. The main façade boasts oculus quadrilobado and vain torn in axis composed of straight Dick portal, flanked by shaped Windows.

Modernist building built between 1959 and 1961, getting up and running here the Guild of the crop until 1978. Since then, I've worked in this building an agricultural cooperative, a Union of cooperatives and, until now, a tax office. The building features a trapezoidal plan with two floors and roofs coverage of four waters, some circular skylights.

This 18th-century building, which once served as a primary school and as the Maia Town Hall, now houses the Museum of History and Ethnology of the Land of Maia, with two floors and large exhibition rooms. The permanent ethnographic and historical collections aim to portray, through objects, the most prominent aspects of rural life and local daily life.

Now, Teresa Rouen also give comfort to those who want to stand here in the middle of the field. It is a hotel unit of Tourism in Rural areas, with 5 rooms, each with a living room, bathroom and mezzannine. This lovely unit will complement a project of purely rural features, started with the famous and award winning Cuisine restaurant on Earth.

Building with an entrance door sided by glass that correspond to the former box-offices (now a tobacconist's). On a second level, you can see art-deco decorative motifs in concrete. The ground floor is occupied with the games-saloon, a functional structure marked by a set of platforms and staircases. The other floors are occupied with galleries. On top of the building there’s a terrace.

A Mannerist and Rococo church, built in the 16th century, consisting of a single nave and a lower, narrower chancel. A bell tower and a sacristy are also attached to the facade. Having been burned down several times by pirates and corsairs who landed on the island, it now preserves beautiful altarpieces and paintings inside, by Martim Conrado and Max Romer.

A belvedere by the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Aparecida from where one can view a large area of the Lousada parish, especially the northern area. Views of the Sousa river.

It sits on Senhora da Graça Hill and offers views of much of Armamar, including apple and chestnut orchards and pine forests. The village of Cimbres is also within view.

Rustic tourist and family unit located in a large rural area, just one kilometre from the Ribeira d'ilhas Beach, scene of surfing Championships. A great site for that reason for surf lovers stay. Consisting of several houses, a large landscaped patio still understands, the ruins of the old palace of the Paço d ´ Islands and a chapel dating from the 16TH century, two swimming pools, a solarium and a porch with tables and BBQ.

This church was constructed in 1707 by the Archbishop of Braga by orders of King D. João V. It used to belong to the Benedictines convent and after the religious orders extinction it was given in 1846 to the Rosary Sorority. In this seventeen hundreds church it is worthy t mention the many objects filling the inside: the ceiling has 40 panels painted with biblical scenes, the altars are in golden carve, the canopy pulpit, the valuable statuary and three big sixteen hundreds canvas.