Imposing church located downtown, with a single nave and collateral chapels, high-choir and square main chapel. It has a neo-classical façade, without towers, crowned by a simple triangular fronton. Inside the décor is similar to the Mártires Church, from the same architect.

Neoclassical revival Palace of rectangular plant composed of three bodies arranged in different levels, resulting in a large protrusion from the main body. This building was converted in the dependences of the Holy House of mercy, with a school and a kindergarten, featuring three patios and a garden with cistern and tank.

Church with probable date from the 13th century, consisting of three ships and five spans, chancel and vestry. The main door and sides must also Gothic influence. The interior is markedly 1500s, the side altars Baroque and Mannerist Epistle. Banks are 17th century.

This church underwent major changes in the 18th century, this time the main façade with a portal. It is a church of a single nave, wide and has no chancel. Has tile and oil paintings of Francisco Xavier de Castro. It is worth noting the high altar from the 17th century.

An infrastructure with 3 pavilions, being the main one used for professional volleyball competitions by the home team, the Castelo da Maia. The main pavilion has 750 seats.

Baroque church, with a single nave and vaulted main chapel. The main façade is crowned by a bell arch and baroque portal. Inside is the tomb emblazoned with the Counts of Vila Nova.

This Convent assembles a set of buildings of extreme beauty. Although it is a construction from the XV century it is yet what it was built for 500 years ago: a convent of Franciscan nuns. The main chapel of the Nossa Senhora da Conceição church owns a magnificent silver sacrarium. It also has a large glazed tiles carpet from the XVIII century, representing the famous Santa Clara stone monument and, at the entrance, an important gothic tomb from the end of the XV century.

Space consisting of eight rooms spread over the main house, Casa da Eira and Caretaker's House. This unit of Turismo de Habitação resulting from recovery and modernisation of a Manor House dating back to the second quarter of the 17th century and overlooks the River Douro. Features a chapel dating from 1635, a still, mills, a swimming pool, pool table and a piano.

Religious architecture from the 16th century located in plaza Largo de Chafariz, surrounded by necropolis and composed by a nave, main chapel and bell tower. On the interior it can be appreciated some murals behind the altar, even though its conservation state is daily affected by the humidity. The saint is São Miguel but the inhabitants from this region are particularly devoted to Our Lady of Ajuda (Help).

This temple has Romanic origins. It was reconstructed on the 16th century and from the original church it only kept a few things. This church is related to the legend of Santarém miracle occurred in 1266 in which a host was stolen and desecrated by a parishioner from Santo Estêvão. On the main chapel it is the Sacrarium where it is kept the relic related to the Saint Miracle. The inside is plentifully ornate with seventeen hundreds iconology.