19th century bridge Plan Board based on round arch.

Also known as the Church of St. Andrew, is a rural building, with longitudinal plan of a single nave with side chapels, and sacristies and Bell Tower. Incorporates the chapel of Saint Andrew, the San Francisco and the Senhor dos Passos.

This space houses the Historic Train (1890-1908) and other materials that represent the railways. This train arrived in Arco de Baúlhe on January 15, 1949.

This pillory is settled in a square pedestal with three steps. It possesses a lat shaft topped by a capital with heraldic symbols and finished by a pyramid with a sphere.

The first document related to this Monastery is from 1122. The church façade stands out due its huge dimensions. On its both sides, right and left there are the statues in natural size from the founder of the Order of Saint Benedict – Saint Benedict of Núrcia and Saint Scholastic.

Mediaeval bridge above Tâmega River possessing four granite arches slightly pointed. In three of them there are breakwaters.

This 17th-century building was built in the reign of Dom Pedro II, to defend the coast from pirates attacks during the war of restoration. Strong door is surmounted by a stone with the Royal arms.

A typical, recovered boat of the Tejo river. The visitors will ger more acquainted with the nautical and natural heritage of the parish.