Bridge built in Roman times and renovated in medieval times, of arch type, constituting one of the best bridges in the Parque da Peneda do Gerês and the most imposing in the parish. It has an accentuated easel board, over two perfectly round arches of uneven size, reinforced by a prismatic carving upstream and a rectangular carving downstream. Its implantation, with access through two curves, the regular apparatus of the lower rows and the carving and butcher block, as well as the padding of the staves indicates that it is Roman work, however the board with irregular flagstone and less careful stonework guards, reveals the medieval reform. It is likely that he lost a bow in this or a later renovation.