Simple religious monument, consisting of nave, chancel and sacristy. The main facade features, in the center and at the top, a double bell tower and, in the upper right corner, a clock. Inside, the triumphal arch covered with carvings and the altarpieces of different styles stand out, with the collaterals being Mannerist and the nave's side altarpiece neoclassical. The nave's roof represents the Evangelists and the Apostles.

Funerary-type megalithic monument, composed of a chamber, nine supports and a covering slab. On one of the pillars there are traces of red paintings. Two fragments of manual pottery and a flint knife were found in the rubble.

Cultural venue with several rooms for adults and children, so that everyone can have access to reading and other cultural content.

From this viewpoint it is possible to admire not only the castle, but also the entire surrounding landscape of this region, which includes the Douro vineyards.

Perfect place to enjoy a view over the mountain and the steep banks of the Tua River.

Viewpoint located two kilometers from Carrazeda de Ansiães, from where you can see the entire plateau.

Located on the winding road that connects Beira Grande to Coleja, skirting the relief of the mountains overlooking the Douro, this viewpoint enjoys magnificent views over the vineyards and terraces, Quinta das Vargellas, the riverside villages and the Douro River in all its grandeur.

The municipality of Carrazeda de Ansiães maintains many aspects of cultural and natural interest that continue to justify a visit, but without a doubt the fact that part of its region is classified as a World Heritage Site - the Alto Douro Wine Region, gives special emphasis to these landscapes. The Douro Route, passing by some of the most important monuments in the municipality (Fountain of Sereias, Pillory, Main Church, Selores House, etc.), through breathtaking landscapes, with the support of high quality gastronomy and wines, represents one of the municipality's ex-libris worthing a visit to appreciate these "pure beauties".

Three dolmens with their supports standing upright, supporting the lid. One of them is known as Moura's House and shows three of the pillars painted with stylized representations of human figures and a snake.

Ruins of the walled town remain from the castle of Carrazeda de Ansiães, including the S. Francisco Door, the Fonte Vedra Door, the S. João and the S. Salvador Door, flanked by two towers, and the Keep. Inside the walls there are remains of buildings, including the Romanesque church of S. Salvador.