A hillside village where the camino takes the least straight path possible through the streets. At the far end, a small fountain set in a wall marks a fork — turn left to visit the Romanesque church (a climb and detour), or turn right to save the effort and continue along the road.
At the far end of town, where there is a small fountain set in a wall, the camino indicates a left turn. Go that way to visit the Romanesque church, or turn right and save yourself the not-strictly-necessary climb and detour. The camino follows along the paved road until the road turns right to return to the national road; at which point the camino keeps on straight and into the forest. The forest track emerges to a small cluster of homes where you turn right and cross the national road. Follow the narrow road to Lugar do Corgo and beyond.