Simple Church of longitudinal plan with nave and chancel. Has adossados, vestry and Bell Tower. The Bell Tower is accessible by stairs in the posterior aspect. Side altarpieces of gilt national style.

Revival church built in the 20th century, with a longitudinal plan consists of a nave with chorus-alto, a chancel, a vestry and a Bell Tower square. In the interior, especially the side altarpieces of gilt and polychrome.

Cruise crossroads consisting of three steps moldurados, a plinth of square plan, a cylindrical shaft, a Corinthian capital and a cross of square section. It was probably built in 1907, as data written to the forend.

19th century building with revival decoration, built for housing and commerce. Features a rectangular plan with two storeys and dormers, being the main facade topped by cornice and wide parapet full.

Building with L-shaped plan and five floors, whose construction began in 1957, being inaugurated in 1963. In the penthouse, the palas sombreadoras based on pilotis, which make the usable terraces.

Church of 1424, who suffered expansions and modifications over the centuries, and is today an interesting work of popular architecture, with gilded Baroque altar and sacristy of square plan with half dome orange.

A set of medieval tombs carved into the rock. There are approximately twenty and a half non-anthropomorphic tombs with oval, rectangular, and trapezoidal plans. It is believed that this set was built between the 7th and 8th centuries.

Baroque parish church with nave, chancel and quadrangular tower with bolboso type of square plan. The main façade is flanked by pilasters and has a rectangular portal dominated by fronto in mistilíneo stroke.

Church of longitudinal plan with nave, chancel, Bell Tower, sacristy and attachments. The hoist is of great beauty with the representation of our Lady of the Rosary, on the side of the Gospel, and São Sebastião, on the side of the Epistle.

Mannerist and Baroque church, consisting of a longitudinal plan with a nave, a chancel narrower and adossados, a Bell Tower, a sacristy and an attachment. Nineteenth century building, currently works only as a mortuary chapel.