Religious monument composed of nave, chancel, vestry and attached room. The facade is in granite and is located near a double bell tower. It was rebuilt in the 18th century, a fact which gave chase and features. In the 20TH century was built 60 new chancel, vestry and associated dependencies. The tiles in the chancel and the images of the altar are of modern manufacture.

Religious architecture consisting of nave, chancel, vestry and Bell Tower. The facade consists of a 16th century portal, by the window of the choir and double bell tower. Inside: the 18th century spires that sustain the corners and the altarpiece of the main Chapel, Baroque carved johannite, painted white and gold.

This lordly house was built between the XV and XVI centuries with two towers, mullions windows with straight lintel decorated with several elements and marble mullion with a capital with vegetable decoration, as well as angle windows with shaft mullion.

This property has a plan composed by two rectangles juxtaposed without coverage. It is still preserved the façade which incorporates the door with four archivolts, small columns and decorated capitals. The inside of the only nave is totally covered by parasitic vegetation.

This is a 1736 building and it possesses irregular plan and hipped coverage. The façade and the eyeballs siding the city symbols have kept the sixteen hundreds characteristics. The bays are in forged iron from the 18th and 19th century. Presently this building is home for the City’s Museum.

Wealthy House of rectangular plant irregular, being the main elevation of symmetric composition differing from the other by use of Grouting, masonry cornice and pilasters. The Bay window over the main door the lajeado and the lobby floor staircase with Tuscan column.

Small, oval Chapel, whose construction was sponsored by Figueiredo, Portugal family as evidenced by the stone of guns that figure on one side. The facade is composed of wooden door, small bell tower and side window. The interior is composed of altar and image of the Patron Saint.

This manor house represents an outstanding example from the plain architecture. We can notice it through the elements on its main façade in which the doorways stand out and the eight balcony windows. In the wall centre there is a baroque Coat of Arms.

Welfare-oriented religious monument, with features plateaux, composed of two floors and adjoining chapel. You can still see the big window and balcony with panoramic porch. The interior retains the division between floors, being at the bottom are the shops, while in the second, stands out the room that connects to the chapel. The interior of the chapel stands out by the representations which preserves the Sagrada Familia and the Mystical Lamb, among other elements. Access to the hospital's side of the Gospel.

This residential building has characteristics from plain architecture. It is composed by two floors and chapel, dated in 1770. During the XVII, XVIII and XIX centuries this residence was slowly increased, as the granites on the main façade can testify. The inside preserves the big rooms with walls covered with paper, some ceilings in wood and an atrium with tiles from the eighteen hundreds.