Is situated in the castle of Castelo de Vide, in the section to the East, double portal that connects to a Plaza de armas.

On the north side of the village, the entrance was through this door. The inscription on the tombstone that at the top of the monument attests and glorifies the election of Nossa Senhora da Conceição as the patron saint of Portugal. Today it is one of the entrances to the fence of the Convent des Augustins, given the displacement of this door for traffic requirements.

Door belonging to Monsanto's Castle, with a straight lintel on the inner side and Arch on the outer side. Presents a guardhouse located near, of square plan and partly without roofing, with door lintel rectum.

17th century doors, designed by Jerónimo Velho de Azevedo, of monumental size. Laterally, they are protected by the so-called Casas de Guarda (Guard Houses).

17th-century doors, with similar structure to the Portas de Santo António. Their monumentality and distinct characteristics are moth. On the side you can see the House-of-guard, composed by bedroom, fireplace, railing for the terrace or inside the Village. Was masterful at the door who settled in the middle of the 19th century, the English Commissioner.

Traces of the door that was the set walls amaze yourself de Caminha. Are only visible to the two pillars of the door bracket. This is one of the components of that wall, which ran the extension between the mouth of the river Coura and the estuary of the Minho river.

Also known as a stronghold of the patrol, this door is part of the defensive complex dating from the early 17TH century which included the Guardhouse, the Castelo de São Sebastião and the Strafing, connected by a wall of support along the Bay of Porto Pim. It is a fortification of L-shaped plant with ten Gunners.

Bridge over the Cávado river with a length of 150 meters. It dates from the 14th century and stands out for the irregular dimensions and shapes of the various buttress arches that make it up.

Tower of square plan and coverage in pyramid with stairs inside. The door no longer exists. Monument adjacent to the large Village cistern.