El Fojo do Lobo es una trampa para lobos. Surgió de la necesidad de evitar que estos animales destruyeran los rebaños y pusieran en peligro la seguridad de la población. Su forma en Y conducía a los lobos hacia un pozo disimulado con vegetación. Hoy en día, y debido a la preservación de esta especie en peligro de extinción, este procedimiento ya no está permitido.

Baroque church with a longitudinal plan and a single nave. The decorative elements of the façade accentuate the verticality.

Also known as the Monastery Church, it has a longitudinal plan with a single nave, a chancel, and a sacristy. The sacristy lavatory is notable for its exquisite stonework.

A 45-minute boat ride along the Cávado River on the Brancelhe. With a maximum capacity of 47 people, you can admire the magnificent mountain landscapes of the municipalities of Vieira do Minho, Terras de Bouro, and Montalegre.

A single-nave temple, covered in standard tiles, honoring Our Lady of the Assumption. The main chapel features a gilded altarpiece dating from 1723 and tile panels dating from the 18th century.

A movie theater opened in 1952 and consists of a rectangular room with a counter-positioned stage, seating, and a balcony. It displays features of both civil, cultural, and vernacular architecture.

A small chapel with vernacular religious architecture. The galilee stands out.

Alviela River Aqueduct, opened in 1880. Its purpose is to supply water to the municipalities of Lisbon and neighboring areas.

This library belongs to the Calouste Gulbenkian library network and is located in the Civic Center of Momento Associativo.

The museum exhibits a vast collection of artifacts, such as agricultural implements, everyday objects, antique costumes, and looms. Visits are by appointment only.