Church of Mannerist, Baroque and Rococo architecture, consisting of a single nave and a chancel, a Bell Tower and chapels laterally adossadas. Highlighting the granite Tomb chapel's altarpiece.

Church with longitudinal nave plant with lateral chapels and rectangular chancel. The sacristy has access to the outside beneath the Bell Tower. Conventual, religious and Baroque architecture.

Late-Baroque temple with nave, chancel and vestry. Features in the lateral altarpieces of gilt Baroque style, being the national main altarpiece of late-Baroque style.

This church is in mannerism and Pombaline style and it makes part of the Convent of São Domingos. Some of the elements were altered with the Pombaline reform, such as the façade, the lateral elevations and the decoration.

17th century doors, designed by Jerónimo Velho de Azevedo, of monumental size. Laterally, they are protected by the so-called Casas de Guarda (Guard Houses).

The Sant’Ana Strret started a little further up the Mercadores Street with the Banharia. One part of the street was destroyed and the Colégio de são Lourenço was later built there.

Cista consisting of a mound of stones in shale, when part appears to be outside of the original context. It has an oval plan.

A long-plan Mannerist mansion with elements to the taste of English tenants, such as columns in the gardens and imitations of ancient gates and chapels.

Chapel with a T-shaped floor plan, due to the construction of two sacristies, maintaining a Mudejar tile front inside.

Chapel of Mannerist style, sober lines and longitudinal plan simple, with the sacristy located near the left side elevation.