The first industries appeared here in the twentieth century by the hand of Vitor, the mayor on that time; today it is basically becoming a residential area for the summer.

As in the rest of the region, livestock and forestry were once the primary economical activities of the area.

There are still important sheep and cattle farms here, in some of which meat is constantly being sold.

The beekeeping sector is growing in importance, with the production of honey and derivatives, which are promoted by the mayor The villages in the area are: These are smaller villages which maintain contact with Celada by road.

[clarification needed] Attractions include the Tele Club where young people stay, the romanesque church, and the Vitor's Museum which is in the middle of the village.