Baroque and Rococo architecture Church Franciscan convent with ship, chorus-alto, chancel, the throne room and the Bell Tower façade s. is Rococo, with stucco works of great decorative wealth. Inside stands the austerity typical of Franciscan architecture.

This is a former male convent from the retired religious within the Order of Saint Francis, founded in 1527. In architectonic terms, the church underwent several transformations, mainly on the year 1725. On the inside the carved altarpieces stand out, brought by Seiça Convent and the high choir with life paintings from the Saint Patron life.

Eighteenth-century church, consisting of a nave, chancel, false transept, choir and side chapels, attached to the convent. It was founded in 1601, by the Religious House of Santo António da Piedade by the 5th Count of Redondo, called João Coutinho. It was affected by the 1755 earthquake and the reconstruction of the building's subsection took place in 1757.

This granite arcade marks out the location where the daughter of D. Sancho I, Infanta D. Mafalda body was deposited on the 13th century.

Monument dating back to 1940, when the commemoration of the third centenary of the restoration of independence, in tribute to all those who fought for independence against Castile.

17th century temple of nave, chancel, belfry and vestry. Features chorus-high concrete with polychrome wood. The chancel has coverage in a fake barrel vault of concrete.

A church with a longitudinal plan, composed by a nave, a main chapel and a sacristy.

Church architecture typically Mannerist chã, whose overall structure dates back to the end of the 16th century. Emphasis on ceramic panels in side vestments dating from the 18th century.

This is a Romanic temple from the 12th century that used to belong to the Knights templar and later to the hermits of Saint Augustine, afterwards passing to the Order of Christ. It stands out the main portico and on the yard, some tombstones. The ceiling on the main chapel is from the 18th century.

Small church with an arched doorway and a tympanum, showing a Malta Cross. At the churchyard there’s a small bell tower.