Located on the foothils of Barroso Mountain, Vilarinho Seco is one of the most well preserved and characteristic villages in the region. The granite espigueiros (small cereal warehouses), the houses with culm rooftops and some of the inhabitants in traditional clothes create an interesting traditional atmosphere. In the centre, there are a square with the tank, the crucifix and the chapel, an impressive example of the popular architcture. It has a communal oven.

A rural village of the Barroso region.

A typical rural village of the Barroso region. Its chapel is devoted to Saint Amaro.

Granite houses with iron gratings. The Terva landscapes surround the village. The mines of the "poço das freitas" are located nearby.

A village located at the Terva Valley, with granit houses, tile rooftops and a communal oven. The roman mines of Batocas are located nearby.

The Couto de Dornelas, an architectural set of rural features of the Barroso Lands is located near the village. A special note to the pillory, a public interest construction.

A group of traditional houses, typical of the Barroso region.