Baroque chapel built in 1752, to submit a square plan, barrel vault and gable roof. The façade has a central arch back perfect interrupting the cornice and on the arch, a belfry of ventana simple back perfect, with Bell, surmounted by a Latin cross of square section.

Mannerist Chapel of longitudinal plan with coverage in gable roof and barrel vault in caissons. Featured in the main altarpiece, to a representation of the Holy Trinity. The current Temple was completed in 1774, under a primitive Temple.

Baroque church dating from the 13th century, consisting of a rectangular nave, a chancel with vestry foursquare, an attachment and a baptistery. The main façade in gable is truncated with a Bell and a double arch portal with regular staves. In the interior, highlighted by the Mannerist and Baroque carved altarpieces of Johannine style. It was built in the 13th century and rebuilt in the 16th century.

Medieval church remodelled, consisting of two ships, a tiered Tower type façade and a side porch. Inside, highlighting some altarpieces of carved 18TH century. It was built in the middle ages and remodelled and expanded between the 16th century and the 17TH century.

Mannerist Church consists of a nave, with main façade in gable truncated by a Bell Tower flanked by pinnacles. Still on the facade, there is a Mannerist portal, framed by columns supporting an architrave decorated, and two Baroque clipping Windows.

Pousada built from scratch, with three floors, equipped with nine rooms and three suites, lounge and restaurant. It is located on a hillside overlooking the Douro River, in the Natural Park of Douro international.

This construction was completed in 1749, as confirming the inscription in the niche of St. Joseph, patron of Miranda. After lodging the city army, currently houses the headquarters of GNR.

Seventeenth-century building that functioned as Domus Municipalis of Miranda do Douro, currently housing the Museum of the Terra de Miranda.