This House, dating from the 17th century and modified in the 18th century, it belonged to the family of Sousa Machado. Has a private chapel and is in good condition.

Coat-Manor House dating from the 16th century. Restructuring in the works suffered centuries XVII and XIX, but currently is in an advanced state of degradation.

House of Baroque architecture. This House was used during the French invasions, as headquarters of the troops of Loison. Has a coat that is in cunhal from the main body.

Chapel dating from the 16TH century, consisting of a nave, a chancel closer and low and a vestry located near. It was rebuilt between 1909 and 1938.

Simple Chapel dating from the 18th century, the 18th century structure and subsisting a porch of later construction. Emphasis on the small Freestone Bell.

Romanesque-Gothic Chapel located slightly above a fortified settlement from the iron age. It was erected on top of a Hill as it was characteristic of the Castro culture.

Located about 50 metres away from the fishing docks. In its interior, we find wax ex-votos and miniatures of sailboats.

This Baroque chapel is placed in the XVII century. We point out its façade preceded by a porch and Reredos from the XVII and XVIII centuries.

Mannerist and neo-classical Chapel, dating from the year 1600, composed of a single nave, a vestry located near rectangle and two bells.

To visit the Fojo das Pombas (the Doves' Fojo), one must follow a pedestrian trail of about 300 metres, from the palozoic Park.