This late-baroque chapel, stands out for its decoration around the bays of the main façade, in particular the double gate, the upper cornice interrupted in volutes and polilobadas frames of the Windows. Inside, stands out the altarpiece of carved Rococo and neoclassical elements in the decoration of the backrest and the altar-shaped URN.

This Chapel has one only Nave covered in wood, and the main chapel is vaulted. On the main Façade the Coat of Arms from the Third Order of St. Francis stands out. On the inside, the fifteen hundreds reredos from Diogo Teixeira and Belchior Matos, should also be point out.

Church where the bell tower with clock stands out, visible from several spots of the city. Inside it has three altars, dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Saint Joseph and Our Lady of Fátima. The sculpture of Our Lady of Conceição, patron saint of the city, stands out.

From this Gothic temple, the Gothic portal remains, flanked by two smooth columns of polished marble with vegetal decoration capitals. The last archivolt is engraved with stylized flowers, with a six-pointed star at the top.

Mannerist and Rococo Palace of irregular plant, consisting of two main facades with richly decorated portals. In the interior, especially the former Hall with ceiling in mixer. He currently works in this building the Court of appeal.

Mannerist and Rococo Chapel, dating from the 17TH century and restored in 1996. Presents a simple longitudinal plant with a porch, and the main facade torn by a straight Dick portal, flanked by two rectangular Windows.

Chapel of plant cover in single longitudinal gable roof and with main façade in Gable, torn by a perfect round portal. Features of vernacular architecture and Baroque. Inside, the chancel altar in gilt national style.

Late-baroque chapel dated 1770, consisting of a simple rectangular plan, with a single body and with coverage in gable roof. On the main façade, highlighted by a lintel with a curved portal niche in shell dome on top.

The Senhor dos Passos Chapel is from the end of the XVIII century. It presents an arch rounded portal, which occupies almost all the north front. Inside, it is covered with blue and white azulejos (tiles).

Alpendrada Chapel, probably built in the 18th century, consisting of a longitudinal plan simple with wooden interior coverage of two cloths. The main façade is torn by a straight Dick portal, circumscribed by apilastrados corners.