Fountain located in the vicinity of the castle of Castelo Mendo, in granite, with multiple cocks and rectangular sink. On the front, although blurred, can be seen the Royal arms.

Bridge over the Lima River, which connects the parish of Santa Maria Maior, in Viana do Castelo, to Darque. It was inaugurated in 1878and designed by the architect Gustave Eiffel.

Former convent, built in 1563, with stones of historic Castelo de Faria. The Convento da Franqueira enjoys a beautiful architecture that fits on top of Barcelinhos covering an overview of excellence.

Another of the castle's doors, topped by a bell tower and sundial that still survives. It was enlarged in the Manueline period and the connection to Porta do Sol or Ravessa is via Rua do Castelo.

Also known as Cerro do Castelo, is a fortified village where many oculadas plates were found in gold and silver. This points to worship of a deity with prophylactic powers in diseases of the eye.

Tower located near the Castelo de Mogadouro, being divided into three tiers, one of them prepared to receive bells. Features a pyramidal shot and, in the four corners, pinnacles of granite.

Rectangular house with two floors and a mansard roof, with homogeneous coverage in roof of four waters. It was built in 1858 as a residence to the Castelo Branco family, residing here later Councillor John Franco.

Building from the XVII century, sober and elegant, whose construction was ordered by the family Guilherme da Cunha. It suffered important works in the XX century and is, since then, the District archive of Castelo Branco.

A convent founded in the 16th century, it was the first in Viana do Castelo and the third of the Franciscans in Portugal. Currently it is ruined but it still has the several artitic and architectural elements that show the different stages it went through.

House situated next to sidewalk access to the Church of Nossa Senhora do Castelo, in the middle of an area of recent urban growth. Sunny building, House-type long, initially as part of a vast farm.