In this church, a 17th-century stone sculpture stands out, located on the rear façade, representing Saint Michael, the patron saint of the parish.

Church built by will of Infante D. Henrique in 1460. Inside, a collection of sacred art from the 17th and 18th centuries stands out.

Sculpture erected in tribute to the fighters of the great war, where stands out at the top, a coat of arms of Portugal, an armillary sphere and a cross.

Church composed of rectangular nave and chancel, with sacristy and bell tower. The rococo style based on the exterior lines of the building stands out.

Church built in the 15th century, where stands out the roof of the chancel, in sacred multi-colored panelled caissons, and the gilded altarpiece.

Building from the middle of the XVIII century, where the diversified treatment given to the ashlar masonry and the railing of the balcony-windows stands out.

Secularized church with a single nave, presenting a simple front ended in fronton, with little decoration. A neo-manueline portal stands out.

In this church the Manueline apse stands out, having on both sides two cylindrical small turrets and the limestone font of S. bissos.

The traditional carved retables of Évora stand out, especially the set of the main altar with tribune, Eucharistic throne, sacrarium, and pinnacle in pelmet.

XVI century construction, renaissant style. On the doorway there’s a sculpture subordinated to the Visitation theme. Inside, the nave covering and the retable stand out.