Trestle Board Bridge based on two arches full uneven, probably built in the modern age and rebuilt in the 19th century, at which point the original flooring of the bridge was replaced by Portuguese pavement flooring.

This bridge is made in granite and it has four perfectly vaulted arches, breakwaters and flat pathway.

Medieval bridge built with materials of an ancient bridge located at the same site. It consists of a chessboard in easel with two perfect round uneven arches.

The Baroque bridge, also known as ponte de Santa Comba, is located next to a set of mills and is composed of a medieval arch with tray in easel, based on an arc.

This is a mediaeval construction and modern reconstruction, with the platform in easel laying in nine perfectly vaulted arches. It possesses impressive triangular breakwaters upstream, reinforced by breakers downstream.

Built in 1888 this bridge is live example from the iron architecture. With a vast extension, it is made with crossed beams with a metallic and plain platform settled in seven pillars and two beams.

Medieval bridge rebuilt in the time of 600. It has a small range, in arch, on the right bank, to better drain the water in the flood season.