Vernacular Chapel of longitudinal plan simple with a single space preceded by a porch, based on eight pillars, and with different toppings on gable roofs in the Chapel and three waters on the porch. Featured, on the porch for a telescope and a Bell Tower.

Mannerist chapel consists of a longitudinal plan simple, with a single nave and a closed porch, with homogenous internal cover. In the interior, highlighted by a primitive altar frontal, in painted wood.

The chapel consists of a longitudinal single-body plant, with gable roof coverage. The main façade is truncated by a bell tower with ventana arch back and torn by a straight Dick portal. It was built in 1780 and repaired in 1980.

A church with an interior formed by a nave and a high altar. It has three altars with 18th century retables and its two domes are adorned by Rococo stucco.

18th century chapel with features of Rococo architecture. It consists of three bodies and, inside, a single nave covered by a vault of edges. It is the headquarters of the third order of St. Francis.

18th century chapel with undifferentiated interior space covered by wooden ceiling. Inside has holy water sinks gomadas flanking the portals and niche in round arch, framed, torn on the wall surface.

Mannerist chapel probably built in the 17th century. Mannerist-style temple with a simple longitudinal plan and barrel vault coverage. The main and side portals stand out, surmounted by a triangular pediment interrupted by niches with stonework statuary. On the inner floor, there are two graves with metallic handles.

Chapel that is believed to have been built in the 18th century by the Marquise de Orchards. It consists of a nave, a chancel and a small bell on the main façade.

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