Revival church with a single nave and chancel. Inside has wooden ceilings and is illuminated by the main façade and the side spans. Features interior with coro-alto, two altarpieces in Mannerist structure side, and altarpiece-mor revivalist and with gilt and polychrome.

Parish Church of Mannerist and Baroque architecture. Has ship only and chancel, with stucco ceiling and paneled wood. The interior features chorus-high faceted font, pulpit in the Gospel, with a full late-Baroque altarpieces, polychrome carving side and Golden, and plant a late-Baroque axis, and Johannine chancel altarpiece.

Church of revival architecture and pioneering project. Has ship only, chancel, side chapels and collaterals. The Zoomorphic gargoyles (fish, dog, Rooster, pig, Parrot and Wolf) and two gargoyles of human representation, from the early Church.

Hospital of rectangular plant composed of a central body and two wings, with different toppings on gable roofs in the central body and of three waters in the side wings.

Manueline and Mannerist church with a longitudinal plan, built in the late 15th century and expanded and remodeled in the 17th century. Inside, highlights include the Renaissance holy water font and the ebony tabernacle.

Late-Baroque Manor House is believed to have been built in 1759, suffering after renovations in the 21st century. Presents a regular plant in U and L on the second floor, giving rise to a courtyard which if adossam other volumes.

Mannerist architecture church with nave and chancel. Features, inside, chorus-high, holy water sinks, gomadas to flank the portals, baptistery in round Arch on the Gospel side, niche in round Arch on the opposite, with side altarpieces of carved late-Baroque altarpiece carved chancel and revivalist.

Church built in the 12th century, leaving this era a side portico.

Church probably built in the 18th century, suffering reconstructions in 1780 and in 1909. Inside, the main altarpiece and the four altars.