Small temple that presents a manueline portal at the main façade and, on top, the bell tower. Its interior is totally covered with XVII century glazed tiles that frame figurative panels.

This church presents a main facade framed by pilasters of Ashlar and torn by an axial rectangular portal. Also features a steeple ripped by two ventanas and crowned by the cornice, with a cross and pinnacles.

Church built in the XVIII century, with two towers flanking the main front. The door is headed by the national coat of arms. At the inside, with a single nave, there are several XVIII century retables.

Church with manneristic architecture, eighteenth and nineteenth century. Displays ship, chancel, side chapel and sacristy. On the main façade rises the Bell Tower covered the monochrome pattern tile.

A church of Baroque religious architecture, with a single nave, main altar, sacristy, baptistery, and bell tower. The date of construction is unknown. However, it was rebuilt in 1515 and then again in the 18th century.

Revival of neoclassical inspiration Hospital, U-shaped plan, with main facade dominated by central atrium of ionic columns. It was opened in 1929 and has a chapel with Gothic-inspired façade.

This church, built in 1753, presents a longitudinal drawing, a single nave and main chapel. In 1783 it suffered repair works. Already in 1940 it was the object of repairs and changes of the lateral altars.

This statue is a tribute of Aveiro to Doctor Lourenço Peixinho, a city autarchist during the 20ies, who contributed to the development of the city. It’s located in the main avenue, which has the same name.

This eighteenth-century church, with an attached hospital, is in good condition. It features a single nave, sacristy, and chancel. The main altarpiece is neoclassical in style, made of pink and gray Estremoz marble.

Church founded in 1787 by the Brotherwood and Charity of Nossa Senhora das Dores. In 1867 it suffers repair and improvement works. It has longitudinal plant with a single nave and a main chapel.