The Lamoso menhir is a funerary mehir with a hallway where the chamber, with a poligonal plan is composed of parts that support a fragmented structure. The earth "mamoa" (a woman's statue) is intact. Large mamoa with a poligonal chamber composed of nine parts and a short hallway. On the upper part there is an engraved triangular figure. It is classified as a Public Interest Building.

This set includes the chapel, a fence and the house Hospício de Freamunde. A building of the 1800s, charcateristic of the great religious groups of the epoch. The chapel is triangular and so is the high altar that has carvings and has two niches that side a painting. The set is baroque but the carvings have neoclassic features. The main façade as a straight door. The chapel, the "Hospício" and the fence are triangular. It was built in 1737.

Comunidade monástica constituída por uma vintena de monjas carmelitas descalças. As Monjas Carmelitas Descalças da Ordem da Virgem Maria do Monte Carmelo vem na esteira do monaquismo oriental e tem como inspiradores os Padres Antigos do Monte Carmelo, em especial o Profeta Elias e Eliseu.

The Archaeological Museum of the Citânia (a celtic village) is located in the Solar dos Brandões (Brandões Manor). The permanent exhibitions show examples of the diggings in the Citânia de Sanfins and the archaeological materials found in the Paços de Ferreira parish. It is known for its activities of specialized investigation, pedagogical support, scientific propagation and cultural intervention.

The aim of the Municipal Museum is to speak of the Paços de Ferreira parish from its beginnings to the current days. It is very focused on furniture, namely school furniture. It also has utensils neede for working the wood and a giant wooden chair that is a symbol of this Furniture capital.

The Citânia de Sanfins (a celtic village in Sanfins) appeared around the 1st century bC and is spread along about 15 hectares. A proto-historic fortified village, with a regular plan and buildings that form blocks, surrounded by three lines of walls. It shows vestiges of having been occupied during the roman and medieval times. A special note to the discovery of a bath monument and of a necropolis composed of more than three hundred graves. It is classified as a National Monument.

The monastery of Ferreira is a typical example of an ecclesiastical establishment of agrarian roots. It is a remarkable rural Romanesque construction dating from the last quarter of the 12th century. The facade is torn by a portal that is unparalleled in the Cathedral of Zamora. Its architectural ensemble is part the Church of s. Pedro de Ferreira, being your frame a single copy in the country. The interior is just one ship, with more than 15 meters in height. A monument of a unique beauty and a magnificent surrounding landscape.

18th century church rebuilt in 1830. In 1758 it is referred to as belonging to the Monastery of São Cristóvão de Rio Tinto. In this temple, the fronts with tiles and panels of saints, the two towers and the carillon with 17 bells deserve special mention. Its imposing facade is still evident.

This farm is made up of several outbuildings, namely, an annex to support farming and a wine press. A two-storey house stands out, one built in 1636 and the other in 1702, and a centuries-old magnolia tree. The entrance gate is surmounted by the coat of arms of the Araújo Rangel family.

Baroque church consisting of a nave and a chancel, where a bell tower and a sacristy are adjacent. The portal is surmounted by an interrupted curved pediment, surmounted by a choir window and two niches with the images of São Cosimo and São Damião. Highlights include the Baroque carved altars and the tile paneling that runs through the nave.