Located in Pereiro, it is one of the oldest chapels in the municipality, dating from the late 16th century. Outside, there is a fountain, which, like the chapel, is classified as a Property of Public Interest.

Inside the chapel is the tomb of its founder, Father Antônio Álvares.

This church was built to serve as the burial place of the nobleman Cristóvão Pinto de Paiva.

Baroque parish church with a longitudinal plan. In terms of decorative arts, the tile panels in the chancel, dated 1747, stand out, depicting four Eucharistic scenes.

The Palace Hotel emerged in the 1920s, designed by the architect Norte Júnior. Inside, one can see an Art Nouveau elevator from the same period.

Built in the last third of the 18th century, this rectangular building has a private chapel attached through an arch. Of particular note is the carved stonework of the windows and doors, as well as the ensemble formed by the staircase and balconies.

The predominant architectural style dates from the 18th century, when it was rebuilt following a fire that partially destroyed it. The restoration was based on the oldest part, which was preserved intact.

Parish Church of longitudinal plant.

Baroque parish church with nave, chancel and quadrangular tower with bolboso type of square plan. The main façade is flanked by pilasters and has a rectangular portal dominated by fronto in mistilíneo stroke.

The parish church of Sangalhos was entirely rebuilt in the first half of the 18th century, under the purview of the convent of Santa Clara of Coimbra, which was dependent.