Temple with a ship that features Baroque and Mannerist style. Features, inside, side altarpiece in Baroque carved and neo-Baroque carvings. The altarpieces of the triumphal arch are of neoclassical style and the main altarpiece features Mannerist structure.

Church of longitudinal simple plant consisting of a nave, a chancel and a vestry rectangle. Presents a Mannerist structure, a late-Baroque main façade and still some Rococo and neoclassical features. In the interior, especially the altarpieces of gilt and polychrome.

This fort, built by Philip III in 1603, is located on Pessegueiro Island, south of Porto Covo. During the Restoration War, this fortification suffered several Castilian attacks and was severely damaged. At the end of the 17th century, during the reign of King Pedro II, a new fort was built, which currently lies in ruins.

The classification as a Property of Public Interest only includes the baroque main altar with golden and polychrome carving altarpiece in National style.

Mannerist Church of longitudinal plant consisting of three aisles, a chancel lower and narrower and a vestry and Bell Tower adossadas. Featured in the back façade, tiled Panel monochrome blue pattern on white background, representing Saint Andrew.

This church, built probably in the 18th century, has undergone successive renovations throughout the centuries, especially in the interior, as can be seen by the diversity of decorating styles. Inside the cover of the ship with neoclassical painting, the chancel, with 32 hagiographic themed caissons and the altarpiece-mor of polychrome and gilded carving of the Johannine Baroque style. Already the angled side altarpieces, polychrome and gilded carvings also are in the Rococo style.