The classification refers to the Manueline portal and galilé.

This is a small dimension church, with a single nave, main chapel and sacristy. The access to the second floor is done through a iron spiral staircase. From here leaves the most important procession of Lisbon.

Built in the XVII century, it has one nave decorated with cased woodcarving paintings and ashlar, blue glazed tiles, signed by J. Van Oort.

The portal of the chapel is surpassed by the coat of arms of the Castros. Inside there is a single nave and the presbytery. On the lateral walls you may see six arches and rectangular windows over them. In this chapel is buried D. João de Castro, vice-king of India.

Also known as Espírito Santo Chapel, it was built around a medieval well. The building, add to the Nossa Senhora dos Remédios Chapel, also lodges the Casa do Despacho and the other dependencies of the former friary. By the door is the Nossa Senhora dos Remédios well.