16th-century church with a single nave longitudinal plant and Bell Tower. Inside features ceilings painted with evangelists and other popular flavor.

Featured for your altar of rich carving.

This church was constructed in 1707 by the Archbishop of Braga by orders of King D. João V. It used to belong to the Benedictines convent and after the religious orders extinction it was given in 1846 to the Rosary Sorority. In this seventeen hundreds church it is worthy t mention the many objects filling the inside: the ceiling has 40 panels painted with biblical scenes, the altars are in golden carve, the canopy pulpit, the valuable statuary and three big sixteen hundreds canvas.

16th-century Church, alpendrada, with longitudinal plant just one ship and Bell Tower. Highlight for columns that support the porch, with a different decoration on the bases and capitals.

Chapel of longitudinal single rectangular nave plan. Inside there is a cover of sepultura, in granite, belonging to the settlor.

Church of longitudinal plan comprised of a single nave and chancel lower and narrow.

Also known as the Church of Nossa Senhora da Expectação, displays a Manueline baptismal font and some vestiges of the primitive Church and pipe organ.

Simple chapel with Renaissance decoration. The Mannerist altarpiece.

Alpendrada Chapel, with longitudinal plant just one ship. Great expressiveness in the figures of the main altarpiece.

Church with sui generis plant, since it was never completed. Has only a single body willing scored crosswise, to close its interior.