This is a parish church with big dimensions, with a longitudinal plan, with three naves in five ranks. It has to be pointed out that one of the towers on the main façade wasn’t concluded.

This is a Lordly construction under the Mannerism style from the seventeen hundreds. It has two floors in which stand out the stonework on the wedges, the openings, the ribband and the cornice.

This is a four steps pedestal where it lays an octagonal shaft with a pyramidal finishing from which four stones arms and four iron arms pop out.

Platform with three circular steps where is set a column with octagonal shaft. The wind vane in forged iron, cock shaped and with a cross on top, stands out.

Source inserted into a huge set with four pillars, a coat and two banks on the sides. The spout comes out of the mouth of a figure carved in stone, with a semicircular base.

Fountain with two cocks and two lateral tanks all in granite. This source is unused since the construction of the IP3, seen to have run out of water supply.

Marian sanctuary with a single-nave church. It features a typically Minho-style façade, with simple and harmonious contours. The monumental gilded altarpiece in the chancel stands out.

The reservoir by the Dam has, in its bed, granite rocks that make its natural beauty stand out. Fishing is forbidden in the area, as is using motor boats.

A restaurant that belongs to the Cabanas de São Jorge Village resort. A rustic and welcoming space where the wood oven in thee centre of the room stands out.

A restaurant that belongs to the Monographic Museum of Conimbriga. It features an original menu where some roman recipes stand out. A pleasant space, surrounded by a small garden.