Football-field sited at the Cerco do Porto.

Quinta da Anunciada Nova is situated on a hill below the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceição. Is a former convent, now residence, retaining the main Chapel of the old religious building, with portal and porch.

In the garden, a monument that pays tribute to the first locomotive that arrive in Vila Real stand out. It has a children's playground and a sports field.

The Jardim de Homenagem ao Emigrante (Tributal Garden to the Immigrant) is a space with stone tables and benches and a statue that pays tribute to the immigrants.

A green space with small trees, a small lake and a bandstand, as well as a bust that pays tribute to the Professor António de Almeida Albuquerque.

A granite pillar built to pay homage to Doutor Joaquim G. Ferreira Alves, founder and clinical director of the sanatorium located here.

Statue inaugurated in 1914 paying homage to the Portuguese navigator from the XV century João Gonçalves Zarco, who discovered this Island.

A small village formed by a cluster of granite houses. Architectural highlights include the main church, the chapel of São Miguel, the chapel of Espírito Santo, the Casa dos Tabordas, the museum, the Roman fountain, and the Tapado Cabeço archaeological site. Crafts include lace, cork work, and cooperage.

Chiesa Madre (mother church) of longitudinal plant consisting of a nave, a chancel and a vestry located near closer, with differentiated internal coverings. On the main facade, there are two bell towers with three records. It was built in the 18th century on the site of a primitive Temple, suffering renovations in the following centuries.

House of Baroque architecture with separate volume Chapel House. Access to the terrace is made through a portal. The building has housed the Court of the County of Santa Cruz de Riba Tâmega.