The church has, in the main chapel, tile panels of 1692, a ceiling with representation of Biblical scenes and, in the sacristy, two sculpted fountains. It has also golden carved altars and a triumphal arch.

A stone image that pictures Saint Iria.

Built at the end of the 18th century, the temple was modified in the following century. The façade is revested by white and blue tiles and finished by the coat of arms of the Ordem Terceira, to which it belongs. The churchyard is large and with gardens.

A chapel located inside the University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro.

In the funerary chapel of abbot Fernão de Brito Colaço, close to the church of São Salvador, we find the tomb with a range of arches that stands on eight lions. On the cover of the arc we see the sleeping statue of the abbot between two angels, while a dog lays at his feet.

The House of the Marquis was, as the name implies, inhabited by the family of the marquesses of Vila Real. Located in Avenida Carvalho Araújo, this imposing building still preserves the battlements and the Manueline-style semi detached window.

A rustic pillory with a circular base, tall, with ashlars, on which stands a monolithic circular base with the main part of the column in the centre that shows a rectangular section and chiseled faces with panneled parts.

A temple o the 1700s that has a joint body on the continuation of the main façade, above which there is a bell tower crowned by several pinnacles. The main portic is topped by a coat of arms. A chapel with only one nave, it has three voluted medalions that ornament the façade.