Mannerist and Baroque church with a longitudinal plan and a single nave, built in the 16th century and expanded in the 18th century. Inside, highlights include a collateral chair and two decorated tribunes.

Church with a simple longitudinal plan with a single nave. It presents characteristics of Mannerist and Baroque architecture. Inside, the highlights are the 17th century tiles and the baroque main altarpiece, in the national style.

It has a base arranged in degree with two steps and square plan. The column is settled in a simple square base; the shaft is ribbed and topped by ring without capital, crowned by an orb.

Bridge Plan Board with a slight easel, based on fifteen arches: three belonging to the 18th-century building and twelve reform 1500s. Also features iron guards and cobblestones.

Medieval clock tower, consisting of a quadrangular plan and a pyramidal spire roof topped by a weather vane. Served as a military tower, it underwent several renovations during medieval times.

The Solar de Gondomil, located in the municipality of Vila Verde, features a Baroque style with an L-shaped floor plan, composed of several sections. One of the wings houses a chapel.

A soccer field with a well preserved earth pavement and a sports precinct with a well preserved tartan pavement. Both have arificial lights, lateral seats, balnearies and a fence. The precinct has basketball baskets and goals for futsal and handball.

A garden located near the hospital. After a short macadam path, one may sit on one of the garden benches and enjoy the tree shade or move along and see the 1889 municipal fountain, by two lateral flights of stairs.

Former School of education instituted by testament of meritorious Joaquim Ferreira dos Santos, the count of Ferreira. Was inaugurated in 1872, on the spot where once stood the Church of Saint Stephen. Later, the Museum has installed Hipólito Cabaço.

Built in 1498 according to the design of Francisco de Arruda and, later, by Afonso Álvares, Diogo Marques and Pero Vaz Pereira, who finished it in 1622. Four floors of arcades supported by buttresses cut through the main part.