Small bridge dated 1636.

Source dating from 1874.

Football field on dirt, with changing rooms, lighting and fencing. Has a capacity of 1000 spectators and is owned by the Sports and Cultural Center Moledense, Club created in 1975.

Despite maintaining some Mannerist characteristics, such as the two-story cloister, the façade and internal spatial layout of this convent underwent several changes to adapt to current housing.

Space with two runways with night lighting, with 468 metres and another with 1117 meters. There is also a bar, a restaurant, changing rooms, rooms for meetings and a few shops.

Consists of a 25m x 12.5m pool and a 12.5m x 8m pool. It also features changing rooms, a technical office, stands, and a first aid station.

This dirt soccer field has no artificial lighting or changing rooms. Sports grounds with tartan floor in good condition, beacons and a small bench for 150 people.

Built in 1690, this church underwent significant changes in the 19th century. Its interior features Rococo tiles, 18th-century ceiling paintings, and Baroque altarpieces.

Facilities under the jurisdiction of the Paredes Municipal Council, comprising two swimming pools. It has changing rooms and all the necessary sanitary conditions for practicing the sport.

This is an area located north of the serra do Larouco intermediate basin of the River, Rooms in Galicia (Spain), in the current province of Ourense which borders Tourém. His institution was connected, since the late Middle Ages, the castle of Piconha, and later to the House of Braganza. With an area of approximately 27 km2, had an organization itself and was not connected or Portugal or Spain. Its inhabitants had the privilege of being able to give asylum to the escapees of Portuguese or Spanish justice, to provide soldiers for a Kingdom or the other, not to pay taxes, …