Built in granite of the region, it was a square base chamfered in the angles where a column with a circular main part stands and large strias, with a sculpted chapiter with angels on the top. It ends with a crucifix of uneven arms that has the image of Christ.

A crucifix with a serpent-like main part of the column, placed in this square at the end of the 17th century to replace another work that stood there. In the 19th century it was taken to a place next to the cemetery and returned to its original place in 1931.

19TH century building, where was the fair of Miranda do Douro, featuring support facilities at fairs, in which installed some merchants. It is a rectangular plant cabanal with main façade rhythmic by fourteen quadrangular monolithic pillars.

A long mansion with a striking sobriety and simple lines. The only decorative motif on the exterior is the coat of arms and the pediment above the main doorway. Inside, the decor is richer, with an illusionistic perspective ceiling in the chapel and trompe l'oeil paintings.

A noble house with a granite masonry facade, where the main door stands out, protected by a porch with a typical design. As was customary in Jewish homes, the door is wide with a lintel, chamfered jambs, and divisions at the back to mark the hierarchy.

This Chapel, dating from the 18TH century, is characterized by a Mannerist and Baroque religious architecture. We highlight the main altar carved Baroque style, the 40 national coffers of the gilded ceiling and the fenestrated with mural of vegetal motifs.

Mannerist and baroque chapel, with main façade integrated in one of the most common typologies in the district. Features interior with coverage in mixer and gilded and polychrome altarpiece of straight plant and three axles, Mannerist and Baroque decoration structure.

Chapel of eclectic architecture. Has main body and sacristy located near. Body of the sacristy later, without pillars, spires or cornice. Features gilded altarpiece from the late 600 with white and gold renewed for painting.

Chapel of mannerist architecture of unique interior space, with wooden grid. Have inside holy water sinks flanking doors and niche in round arch opened on the wall where the edge would integrate the main altarpiece.

Vernacular architecture and Mannerist Chapel, with a longitudinal plan consisting of a single space Chapel and a vestry located near. Inside, the main Mannerist retable of gilt. It was built in the 16th century on a primitive Church belonging to the order of Christ.