This church has one only nave with coffers painted on the roof. The walls are covered with blue and yellow glazed tiles. The altarpieces stand out, as well as the columns with fluted shafts and an elegant sacrarium. Attention should also be paid to the sacristy roof painted with “rocaille” motifs.

Small defensive Fort built between 1670 and 1675, today in ruins. Intended to control maritime access to Ericeira and the nearby Bay formed by the beach of Ribeira de Ilhas.

Former stronghold, designated as Fort of the fair, is now open, incorporating explanatory signs and becoming the backdrop for various pedagogical activities.

Situated next to the chapel of the Hermitage of São Julião, this cruise in limestone is dated 1788. Features a Latin cross shape and square profile arms, coat with small figurative and Panel tile tiles of spare figure.

This pillory settles in polygonal steps. The base is square with flat shaft and the capital displays sculpted flowers, finished by Gothic ornament.

Manueline pillory consisted of a platform with three octagonal steps escalated, where rests a column based foursquare chamfered, decorated with four balls and a fuste faceted drive unit.

This pillory, installed in the Village Square, only fragments of a sphere surrounded by two thick crossed irons that hold the wall.

Chapel consisting of nave and chancel. In the chancel enhances the vaulted ceiling with frescoes and, on the throne, an image of Santa Cristina, 15th century in polychrome stone. The cruise, in limestone, in the shape of a Latin cross and arms of square profile, bearing the date of 1688.