It sits on Senhora da Graça Hill and offers views of much of Armamar, including apple and chestnut orchards and pine forests. The village of Cimbres is also within view.

A revivalist chapel built in the 17th century and remodelled in the second half of the 20th century. Much of its primitive structure still remains, namely the font by the exterior portal.

A mannerist and revivalist chapel with a simple longitudinal plan, much reformulated in the 19th century. Its interior is rather simple, with decorative elements and with an atypical wooden retable structure.

Mannerist Chapel dating from the 17th century, consisting of a nave and a chapel located near. In the interior, especially the Mannerist altarpiece of two records, although this is much tampered with.

A beach where the Arade river and the sea meet, with the castle of Saint Jorge de Arade. Quite attended in the summer, with much space and conditions for practising several sports.

Tranquil beach with sand in the bottom shell of small bays. Much sought after location for tourists. Provides good conditions for the practice of sport fishing, surfing and bodyboarding.

House well located, with good environment to serve tasty dishes of Portuguese cuisine. Much requested for lunch by workers from the city centre. Good wine cellar.

Frei Agostinho da Cruz and Diogo Bernardes were brothers born in the municipality of Ponte da Barca. Portuguese poet and Friar Agostinho pepper, nicknamed the name Agostinho da Cruz, wrote Elegies and sonnets. Diogo Bernardes, known as the poet of Lima, had a special predilection for rivers, to describe the melancholy of Minho scenery.

This garden was built in 1862 and is placed by the market that dates from 1877. It is a fenced space and with asphalted ways going through the slope. It offers a panoramic view of the Tejo River.

Fairly broad space, with a go-kart track with about 300 metres of girth, being widest Portugal, valued with support facilities such as a restaurant and a bar facing the runway