A park located in the central area of the city of Paredes. It is the oldest park in the parish, about one hectare wide. Located near the town hall, it is a peaceful place of conviviality.

This is a very nice place, Woody, with about two dozen stone tables and benches and a small stage with cement structure that allows placement of a cover. The access is done by EN1169.

In this park, the tables appear to have been placed strategically, already eligible under the shade of the trees. In addition to turf, this space is essentially green, quiet and very pleasant.

Adossadas shrine to the chapel of Santo António (Plowed), placed on a massive structure. The oratory has a tiled panel depicting the souls in purgatory and, at the top, the figure of Christ crucified.

Also known as Anta do Zambujeiro, it served as a place of worship for the dead during the Neolithic period. It preserves the corridor, burial chamber, and roof slab, although listed.

Uninhabited place, deployed in the midst of Serra do Barroso, where is still the old housing estate consisting of houses, vernacular architecture, and a chapel dedicated to Santa Barbara.

This church has a small central bell tower, a small gazebo with a hovel that circles the door and a cross in purple neon, recently placed there, that spoils the initial lines of the chapel.

Gallows of tourniquet consists of two rectangular columns with about three feet high and wide, conical-shaped pyramids. This is a place where was formerly carried the death penalty.

Located in a privileged place in the city of Fafe, here you can enjoy the most beautiful views of the city, enjoying the sun, in addition, of course, to the various water entertainment.

A typically Irish pub with snooker tables, a video-hall, a children's playground, wooden benches and a covered terrace. It is the perfect place for having a beer in a relaxed and familiar atmosphere.