Settled in a platform with three round steps, it has monolithic column with plain surface. The top is made with a flat Motto almost touching the column, without capital. It is crowned by a simple piece.

Bridge constructed in granite masonry, without guards and with cobblestone pavement. Served the mills that stood in its proximity, on the left bank, taking advantage of the slope of the banks. Today are already in disuse.

Small rocky sands Beach which extends to the sea, with pedestrian access made by wooden walkways lined by dunes, very characteristic in the Northern beaches. It's a cozy Beach, without infrastructure.

A large restaurant, most pleasing and with a friendly decor. Fine service in a house without a fixed menu. The menu is different daily. It serves traditional Portuguese dishes. Good choice of wines.

A cistern with an irregular rectangular plan, featuring three blank facades and a main facade pierced by two portals, without a roof. The interior presents a single space intended for water storage.

Mannerist source of backrest, probably built by military engineers and therefore of great stylistic sobriety and simplicity. The 18th and 19th century documentation does not state the source with the designation by which it is now known, or referred to on this site. Thus, it is likely that is located elsewhere and has been transferred to the current location during during the 20th century.

Route departing from s. Martinho de Anta climbs to the plateau of Serra da Azinheira, passes through the medieval cemetery of Touças. Enters the throat, down to the chapel of Sra. da Azinheira, returning to s. Martinho de Anta, where it ends.

This standard is about 3 feet tall, a base with 3 steps, a cross in relief on each side and an armillary sphere on top. In the column is visible the inscription of the date of deployment of the emblems of nationality, with the coat of arms represented on the top of the column in the face corresponding to the entered date.

The Church of Santa Maria de Viade is one of the oldest Churches of Barroso. It has Romanesque traces. Has a dog that indicates the limit of the first construction of the Church. Later, due to increased population, this church underwent various additions, being an example of this the altar and the atrium. You can also verify that the Bell was on the main facade, due to wear and tear that can be seen on the wall, caused by gramalheira (iron chain) that was used to ring the Bell. The stone, with Romanesque traces, found on the main door has …

Picnic Park situated in a forested area, stretching over an area quite enlarged. Features of granite benches and tables, a grill and a source.