Residential architecture, rectangular plant consisting of two floors. The portal is the Center lacks ornaments, unlike this stone with ornate late-Baroque expression. It features a stable equipped with feeders.

This stone building, commanded by a nephew of the Bishop Dom Diogo Ortiz de Vilhegas, is sided by a garden. In its central part there is a renaissance portal and an escutcheon of the 1500s with the arms of the Ortizes.

Chapel of longitudinal plant consisting of a nave, a chancel lower and narrow and a vestry located near. On the main facade, stands the large polilobado telescope, with the elongated lower lobe on the portal.

Chapel of a nave and chancel, lower and narrow. Features inside chorus-high, holy water sinks gomadas flanking the portals and pulpit. The main altarpiece is revival, of gilt and polychrome.

This Chapel shows traces of a broken arch entombed, involving the main portal of perfect arc. Also highlighting to the oculus trilobed, on top, and sculptural parts of South facade anthropomorphic.

16TH-century church that has already undergone several renovations. Stands out, abroad, the portal with beveled edges topped by cornice, Corbels and appearing in the recess, an ordeal of granite.

Chapel with portals without columns and imposed the cantilevers design, where prominent figures of characters hands up or bust. The arcosolium tomb with the date of 1391 and chancel with gilded altarpiece.

Small temple that presents a manueline portal at the main façade and, on top, the bell tower. Its interior is totally covered with XVII century glazed tiles that frame figurative panels.

On the front, the portal stands out, formed by two bodies. The interior has three naves and five bays. Inside, the first Chapel of Passos stands out, the Pretório Chapel.

This church presents a main facade framed by pilasters of Ashlar and torn by an axial rectangular portal. Also features a steeple ripped by two ventanas and crowned by the cornice, with a cross and pinnacles.