Church of longitudinal plant with a pyramidal roof tower in the main façade. The Chapel and the altarpiece of the sacrament were built in 1593 and the Arch on the right of the nave was built in the 17th century. In the second half of the 18th century suffered a reform that transformed almost completely.

This church is also called the Church of the Divine Saviour and it is located on a small hill next to the cemetery. This is a monument with a longitudinal plan, with a baptismal font with one single stone. Within the religious architecture, the church has a rectangular main chapel and a bell tower.

Church dating from the 19th century, presenting a simple longitudinal plant consisting of a nave, a chancel narrower and lower and a Bell Tower. On the main façade, stands straight Dick portal surmounted by a window and, inside, include three altarpieces of gilt.

Manor House with three floors, and the main façade overlooking the Tagus River. In 1835, the Queen Dona Maria II and Prince Don Fernando were installed here. The name, by the way, comes from the fact that the Queen being hosted here.

Seventeenth-century chapel, consisting of nave, chancel and vestry, whose architecture is part of the set of so-called vats of Alentejo. The altar is decorated with tiles and niche. The construction of the tile Panel the main altar dating back to the mid-17th century.

This mannerist church only has one nave and it was constructed in 1674. It has the cover made of vaults and it stands out by its baroque glazed tiles on the main chapel and São Pedro sculpture placed on the niche that is interrupting the curved pediment on the façade.

The Church consists of nave and chancel with square vestry. Inside you can see three altars, small excerpts of mural paintings of geometric motifs and a main altarpiece in marble. Interior of unusual richness to a Hermitage. Today is also the funeral parlour.

This is an 18th century church which main façade presents a portico composed by half columns with bases and decorated capitals. The two bell ringer towers flanking the façade are finishing in pyramid. The carving stands out, the furniture and several canvas paintings.

Temple ordered to be built by Branca Teixeira, daughter of the first Captain-Donatário Tristão Vaz Teixeira, based on the 14th century Capela dos Reis Magos, remodeled and expanded in the second half of the 15th century and becoming the Main Church of Machico.

It still conserves some traces from the Romanic, even though it underwent several works. The inner decoration is essentially Baroque standing out the altarpiece on the main chapel in Joanine style, the triumphal arch paintings and the collateral altars in neoclassic carving.