Chapel of longitudinal plant, ship only and chancel, with Bell Tower and the sacristy. Highlighting the pulpit that still preserves the Baroque balustrade in pau-black.

Baroque church common, simple decoration, a single nave, vestry and Bell Tower in the back. Its prototype is the Church of St. Victor in the city of Braga.

Rustic Mannerist Chapel, alpendrada, with longitudinal plan of a single nave and sacristy. Great place of worship to pay attention on closing of the triumphal arch a capital carved in acanthus leaves.

Baroque chapel, with longitudinal nave plant and vestry boards. The facade of the building follows the architectural model of Braga.

Rural church a Baroque nave and chancel. Decoration in Baroque gilded, of "national style", although with Joanina influence. It is possible that it was built during the 18TH century in place of the former Romanesque church, of which only a few traces remain. The main façade is marked by the opening of the portal and the window of the choir, both of straight Dick. On the left, stands the Bell Tower, opened by two arches back in one piece and two bells of different dimensions.

Alpendrada Chapel, longitudinal plant, with nave and chancel. Saves a triumphal arch broken.

Mannerist Church, with longitudinal plant comprising porch, nave and chancel in axis and Tower. Interior décor with Baroque ceilings, coffered with gilded frames involving paintings.

Baroque church of longitudinal plan consists of nave, chancel and vestry. Interior decoration with tiles and carved polychrome altarpieces.

Baroque chapel of longitudinal plan with a simple facade. Inside, the altarpiece is Baroque and popular character.

Romanesque church of longitudinal plant with altarpieces of carved neo-classical.