The Manor of Almiros, future ethnographic museum is integrated in reserve design visitable Museum, located in the municipality of Tondela (this manor was offered by Dr. John Almiro to parish of Nandufe).

Solar with coat, Chapel and a large surrounding area.

Fairly old Solar, in a poor state of conservation, however, can enjoy the coat and the facades.

Solar in granite with arched Windows and doors, having been already recovered. Dating back to the 18th century, has a Baroque civil architecture.

Stone from the former source of diving in which is entered the date 1688, the chance to be the date of its construction.

This granite monolith with large dimensions has a round form. Attached to one of its sides there are some stairs which give access to the top of the rock. On its top there is a minuscule construction resemble to a temple. This construction is dated from the Iron Age period.

Water mill situated on the banks of the river Dawg.

Small section of Roman road which is in good condition, situated in the Centre of the town.

Granaries in granite and wood of ancient construction, keeping the features and loose rocks of granite supporting wooden structure.

Granite monolith, medium-grained grey, carved and attached in such a way as to obtain a parallelepiped shape. The faces in the direction North-South are decorated with engravings obtained perforation, with different levels of erosion which seems to demonstrate their writing at different times.