Village declared an artistic historical complex, it is evident the economic power of its former inhabitants. In the center, we find the Romanesque church of San Salvador, which belonged to the order of Malta; Around it, several manors and houses magnificently built, that gave name to the Villa, from which, we will travel along a path of only 2 km that goes up the small river Arenteiro to a waterfall known as O Pozo dos Fumes.

Church of a nave and semicircular apse, built in the 12th century, which is one of the best specimens of the region, highlighting its rosette and eaves on its facade, as well as a series of small blind arches, along the entire cornice, all crafted with great expertise.

It is part of a granite massif, characterized by its geological forms like crests and a chaos of balls, being one of them the most representative, Pena Corneira, which gives name to this park that extends for 100 hectares of terrain. The great rock emerges like a menhir from a mixture of granite bowling pins, on which there could have existed a military tower in the Middle Ages.

Located on one of the best viewpoints of the Ribeiro, its white and red wines, elaborated under the Ribeiro designation of origin, have received numerous prizes. It shares the winery with a restaurant-hotel, making the whole, a magnificent wine tourism complex in the heart of the Ribeiro.

Ancient Cistercian monastery recovered in the 20th century as priory of the monastery of Samos, and finally converted into a monument hotel. The church, magnificent romanesque specimen of three naves and three apses, maintains the simplicity of the Cistercian buildings. Two cloisters make up the imposing monastic building whose inhabitants introduced the first vines that make up today the famous Ribeiro wine.