15th-century chapel, located next to the Junta de Freguesia de Alfeizerão, in the ancient medieval road that linked Alfeizerão to Flint.

The chapel in the village of Sapelos, dedicated to Santo Amaro, is a temple in granite, rectangular plant oriented Northeast\/Southwest. The main façade has a round arch portal surmounted by a telescope, the gable ends with a cross. Inside the Chapel, the floor, once paved with granite graves tops still boasts the separation guides. This chapel has three altars: the high altar in gilt profusely worked, and two side altars that are home to religious imaginary. One of the side altars has two painted panels. This is the chapel which is celebrated the mass of the feast in honour of …

Temple with nave and chancel, vestry and annex. Inside the decor is for altarpiece of simple structure.

The chapel has beautiful glazed tiles and a wonderful lavabo at the sacristy. The two altars and the golden carving retable stand out.

The chapel in the village of fields, dedicated to Santo Amaro, is a granite Temple of East\/West oriented rectangular plant. The main façade has a ported rectangular and in the elongation of the gable, a Bell Tower, decorated with volutes and surmounted by a Latin cross. Inside stands the high altar in gilt which houses religious imaginary.

The Chapel is popular architecture and has rectangular and square chancel, covered by a dome. The neoclassical-style interior decor.

Chapel of mannerist architecture and revivalist. Has high Mannerist altarpiece, and a straight axle plant, integrated on a retable revival structure.

Chapel of longitudinal plant consisting of a nave and chancel.

Late-Baroque and Mannerist chapel with wooden cover. Features interior with reredos of carved and gilded and polychrome, straight, plant and three axles, late-Baroque.

Seventeenth-century chapel with interior of unique space, with wooden ceiling in mixer and poorly lit. Features inside triptych painted on wood.