A group of rich rural houses, namely the Mosqueiros Manor.

A traditional village with a group of granite rural houses and several "espigueiros" (a typical construction where cereals are stored).

A group of rural granite houses.

Built on a barren field inside walls, with a square tower, this village features medieval granite houses. A special note to the pillory, the Forca (hanging) column, the Telhó and Toainde manors and the vestiges of the castle, a national monument.

This village, like the others that belong to the Paranhos parish, is located at an high altitude, surrounded by woods and bushes. It has about 30 inhabitants who live in granite houses by cobblestone streets. The area has pre-historic vestiges, namely mamoas and dolmens.

A traditional village with rural houses with masonry, namely the cornices. It has several water mills and a communal oven. A special not to the Fountain House and to the Tank House.

A scenic village where the old rural architecture with carved masonries stands out. A special not to its cobblestone streets, the water mills and the communal oven.

A set of popular houses, mostly granite constructions that date back to the Middle Ages.

A set of rural architecture with dolmens and menhirs.

A village with old stone rural houses, located in a scenic area. Nearby, there is the Misarela brifge on the Rabagão river. This bridge is also known as the Devil's bridge because it is over a deep valley.