Church of longitudinal plant, ship only and chancel. Highlighting the contrast between the simplicity of the decoration of the main facade with the more elaborate decoration and erudite of the facade of the old sacristy.

Chapel of longitudinal plant just one ship, with the façade tile-lined industrial.

Also known as Igreja de São Paio, still retains, despite its poor state of conservation, the 16th-century mural, which would be the wall edge of the chancel.

Baroque and neoclassical Chapel, dating from the mid-18th century. In the 19th century was built the porch and also placed the main altarpiece. The interior featured a panel representing St. Benedict, Nossa Senhora da Luz and St. Bernard and an altar in the form of URN.

16th-century church with a single nave longitudinal plant and Bell Tower. Inside features ceilings painted with evangelists and other popular flavor.

Featured for your altar of rich carving.

This church was constructed in 1707 by the Archbishop of Braga by orders of King D. João V. It used to belong to the Benedictines convent and after the religious orders extinction it was given in 1846 to the Rosary Sorority. In this seventeen hundreds church it is worthy t mention the many objects filling the inside: the ceiling has 40 panels painted with biblical scenes, the altars are in golden carve, the canopy pulpit, the valuable statuary and three big sixteen hundreds canvas.

16th-century Church, alpendrada, with longitudinal plant just one ship and Bell Tower. Highlight for columns that support the porch, with a different decoration on the bases and capitals.

Chapel of longitudinal single rectangular nave plan. Inside there is a cover of sepultura, in granite, belonging to the settlor.

Church of longitudinal plan comprised of a single nave and chancel lower and narrow.