A baroque chapel, with a longitudinal plan, only one nave, a high altar and a sacristy. This chapel was the ancient paroquial church of São Martinho de Sardoura and it is located in a tree area.

Inaugurated in 1915 and planned by the architect João Moura Coutinho, this was the most important construction in Braga in the early 20th century. It is the biggest cultural space in town with a wide variety of offers.

Mannerist and Baroque church consisting of a longitudinal plan with three aisles, a chancel and narrow and a double Bell. Has medieval origin, having been reformed in the mid-18th century.

Former hostels of pilgrims, probably built in the 15th century. Features a rectangular plan with two floors, partially covered with a gable roof. Lies in ruins since the 20th century.

This building, with a V plan, has two floors and an attic. The door is sidd by two columns and topped by spirals with flower motives and the windows have, in alternance, arcade and rectangular shapes.

Revival of neoclassical inspiration Hospital, U-shaped plan, with main facade dominated by central atrium of ionic columns. It was opened in 1929 and has a chapel with Gothic-inspired façade.

Manueline building, probably built in the 16th century, the present a rectangular plan with three floors and with differentiated coverage to two waters. In the Decade of 80 of the 20th century, the interior was remodeled.

Building constructed in the 20th century, with regular trapezoidal plan consists of three floors and a semi basement. Features of joint civil architecture, residential and commercial, with some contemporary aspects.

Church of longitudinal plan with nave, chancel, vestry and Bell Tower. You can spot her across the Roman bridge of Ponte de Lima, a moment of great beauty.

The parish church of Vilar de Cunhas has longitudinal plan with a nave, chancel, vestry and side chapels. The font has a ribbed decoration and retains the original balustrade Mannerist.