Road overlooking the Castelo de Bode Reservoir, which connects the riverside villages of Fernandaires and Zaboeira. Along this road you can enjoy some viewpoints with panoramic views of great beauty.

Parish church with 16th century, baroque and neo-baroque architecture. It has a single nave and chancel, wooden and stucco ceilings, with an attached sacristy. Inside it has a high choir, a pulpit on the Gospel side, a main altarpiece and two collaterals.

Roman bridge consisting of a single arch.

Church with 19th century and neoclassical architecture. It has a nave and chancel. It has an interior with a high choir, a pulpit on the Gospel side, two side altarpieces and two side chapels with altarpieces, and a main altarpiece, all neoclassical, with polychrome carvings.

On the facade there is an oculus flanked by two coat of arms. The interior has a single nave with a wooden ceiling. Highlights include the 18th century paintings in the main chapel, the carvings of the main altar and the two side altars, from the same period, two oil paintings on wood, a chalice monstrance dated 1690 and an 18th century chalice.

Temple built in granite stonework and surrounded by a series of crosses, also in granite. The front is torn by a round arched portal. A bell tower with two windows, topped by a Maltese Cross, completes the façade.

In Carrazedo de Montenegro, chestnut cultivation and production are part of the local culture. The museum is responsible for putting the art of this cultivation at the visitors service.

Bridge over the Cávado river with a length of 150 meters. It dates from the 14th century and stands out for the irregular dimensions and shapes of the various buttress arches that make it up.

Sanctuary composed of via cross chapels, support buildings for pilgrims, fountains, cross and church. The Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora da Abadia already has a long tradition, being considered by many to be the oldest Marian Sanctuary in Portugal, dating back to the 7th and 8th centuries. Surrounding it is a stunning nature.

Baroque Benedictine monastery renovated in the 16th and 18th centuries. It has a church, rebuilt in the 18th century, with a symmetrical facade and two bell towers. The barrel-vaulted roof and the gilded altarpiece are worth highlighting. Also, worth mentioning, although it is in ruins, is the cloister area, made up of nine-bay galleries, with Tuscan granite columns, a decorative fountain in the center made of carved stone and several flowerbeds.