The only original element that is preserved is a Crown decorated with elements in the shape of a Fleur-de-lis which shoots the current composition. It is a symbol of municipal power and single copy throughout the Algarve.

Nothing remains of the original 12th century temple. The tower’s battlement row and the main chapel’s archway were both built in the 16th century. There is a cinquecento altar-piece, and the 16th century facade is made up of ashlar masonry and has elaborately worked windows.

Two-floor building whose facade is split into three by pilasters (square pillars). The central part of the building is slightly higher than the other parts.

Small section of a masonry defensive wall that stands back to back to modern buildings.

Fine example of regional architecture where a unique Algarvian chimney with 17th century decoration stands out.