An 18th-century temple whose highlight is the statuary that occupies the niches of the facade on the exterior. Also, noteworthy is the carved decoration.

Parish Church, Rococo and late-Mannerist Baroque. It has nave and chancel and sacristy located near. Follows the regional typology of simpler Matrices. Features inside wooden canopies, chorus-alto, pulpit in the Gospel-side, side altarpieces in Mannerist and late-Baroque chancel altar with Rococo altar table.

Church with a longitudinal plan comprising a nave, a chancel and an attached sacristy and bell tower. The nave was built in the 17th century and the bell tower in the 18th century. Highlight for the gargoyles in the four corners of the tower.

Pelourinho consisting of four circular steps and a fuste loud and monolithic quadrangular cross-section with chamfer. At the base, features a marble plaque with an inscription. It was built in the 16th century, after being destroyed during the occupation by the Castilian army and rebuilt in 1940, being transformed into cruise.

Very simple rectangular tank with source and channel-shaped spout. Is delimited by masonry walls of little height.

Backboard fountain late mannerist in ashlar masonry, with a large bay centred in arch. It was built in the middle of the XVIII century, being empty nowadays. There are written many names, most of them English, which indicates the periodic pilgrimage of foreigners to that spot.

The primitive construction of this church date from the 14th century, probably having been later rebuilt in the 17th century. Presents a longitudinal plant consists of a single rectangular nave and a chancel with a vestry located near foursquare. Underwent renovation and expansion in the 19th century.