Renaissance, Mannerist and Baroque church with a pulpit and side altar and baptismal font.

Temple of nave, with 17th century architecture and building. The nave is decorated by default tile Ashlar and chorus-high is wood, with stone columns and sinks of holy water incorporated in mergers.

Temple of three aisles, chancel and vestry attachments. 17th century and Baroque architecture features ships decorated by default tile Ashlar and the chancel with barrel vault coverage, with altarpiece, Johannine Baroque style.

Church 19th century and housed, with nave, chancel and parish hall. The choir-alto is in concrete.

17th century church with nave, chancel and Bell Tower. It should be noted the baptistery, on the side of the Gospel and the choir-top is made of wood.

Church of Mercy of Mannerist style, Baroque and rocaille. Features-high choir at the foot of the nave, side chapel and the pulpit side of the Gospel. The Tribune of the Examiners is on the side of the Epistle. Inside, the decoration of the Church is from rocaille inspiration and neoclassical.

A 16th century chapel, and seventeenth-century Rococo with nave and chancel. The chapel was remodelled in the late XVIIII. The Rococo denotes the use of gilt, with false marmoredos, floral motifs and mirrors.

19th century source with flat backrest and rectangular tank.

Bust of homage to father José Ramos Pereira.

In this two-storey building, stands a Manueline portal in the main façade.