From the various places of historical interest built and discovered in Castelo de Paiva, we highlight the following, which you will be able to easily visit: A) Parish Church of Real: built in 1737 it has beautiful paintings and a unique Baroque splendor. In the churchyard you can see six sculptures of the apostles, in stone, as well as the medieval mark on a stone with the measure of what would have to be offered to the priest by the devotees, for the slaughter of the pig. B) Ancient Grave of Boavista: Considered as one of the most unique from Medieval times, in Portugal, because it displays a typology different from that of the other funerary monuments, since it is the only one that does not have an arch. It contains several inscriptions engraved such as crosses and swords. C) Serrada Portal: With a Mannerist style, this span portal from the old Manor of Bulhões de Santa Cruz das Serradas em Paiva, from the 16th century, it has a square shield. D) Pit of the Moorish: Two rectangular graves carved in a granite block, dating from the period between the 9th and 11th centuries. E) Catapeixe Viewpoint: Stone balcony on the side of the N224 road from where you can contemplate the Douro and Paiva rivers, as well as the island of Castelo. F) Raiva Pillory: Monument from the 16th century that marks the independence of the honor of Raiva in relation to the municipality of Castelo de Paiva, a situation in which it remained until the first decades of the 19th century. G) Monument to the Miner: Next to the disabled mining complex in Germunde, this bronze statue depicts the miners with all their work clothes.