Small chapel built in the 17th century, consisting of a quadrangular simple and a Bell Tower in the main façade, with coverage in roof of four waters. Inside, you will find the 15th century cruise, consisting of a simple, granitic column a forend of quadrangular section and, on top, a Latin cross.

Mannerist building, built at the time a filipina to present three floors, rectangular plant and roof of four waters. The main façade has three spans of curved frame and is flanked by two corners that are each a coat of arms. The lobby on the ground floor is coated with figurative tiles.

Solar integrated Chapel Visconde de Vila Maior, dating from 1490. Inside deserve reference the main altar, decorated with carved, and the fake barrel vault in caissons, painted still lifes and religious scenes. In front of the chapel there is a source with the image of Santo António.

Nineteenth century residential home located in the intramuros core of Valença. The architecture is classic and simple, being remarkable the difference in treatment of facades and spans between the main façade and the side. In the interior, especially the neoclassical staircase and the small room of spectacles with Downstage and the ticket office in the hallway.

This church was built on the 16th century, probably on the same location were previously already existed another temple. It stands out several paintings, such as the ones on the sacristy and on the naves, proceeding from the main altarpiece in the Holly Church, the sixteen hundreds glazed tiles and carving altarpieces.

This Renaissance and Baroque church is composed by three naves, a main chapel and two bell towers in square plan and pyramidal coverage. It is worthy to mention the glazed tiles panels, some of which with religious themes and others representing the legend of Our Lady of Piedade (Forgiveness) and the bullock.

This is a mannerist and baroque church dated from the 16th century. It is composed by a longitudinal plan with three naves in four ranks and a narrower main chapel. On the inside it is worth to mention two graves with coat of Arms, one is from the 17th century and the other from the 19th century.

This is a mannerist and revivalist church, with a longitudinal plan and composed by one only nave, a narrower main chapel and an attached sacristy. It was rather changed during the reforms that took place on the 19th and 20th centuries, maintaining from the original construction (previous to the 14th century) the sacristy window.

Mannerist Church of longitudinal plant consisting of a nave and a chancel, with a rectangular annex adossado and a small rectangular body. The main facade is Freestone and ends in Gable, featuring a double and Bell being torn by a straight Dick portal. It was built in the 16th century and renovated in the 17th century.

A convent founded in 1590 by command of a noble dame of Bragança, that occupies the houses that belonged to her. The stone coats of arms in the façade of the church are still visible. A special note to the domed nave's ceiling, with paintings by Manuel Caetano Fortuna, and the main chapel with a retable of 1721 and the ceiling.