A mannerist and revivalist chapel with a simple longitudinal plan, much reformulated in the 19th century. Its interior is rather simple, with decorative elements and with an atypical wooden retable structure.

A small rural chapel built in the 15th century that still has some gothic vestiges of that initial building in the broken arches, in the front peep-hole and in the side cracks. In the 20th century it was ruined and was rebuilt in the sixties.

Bust paying homage to João Fernandes Vieira, the liberator of Pernambuco.

Bust paying homage to major João Reis Gomes, Madeiran writer and journalist.

Bust paying homage to Francisco Sá Carneiro, prime minister of the Portuguese Republic.

Statue set in the centre of a garden, paying homage to the 8th Centenary of Saint Francisco de Assis Birth.

A small rural chapel, with simple lines, accordingly to the most usual model of the mannerist chapels of the islands.

A revivalist chapel with a simple longitudinal plan, dating back to the beginning of the 20th century.Inside, a special note to the high choir with a wooden balustrade and to the font in painted masonry.

A revivalist chapel built in the 17th century and remodelled in the second half of the 20th century. Much of its primitive structure still remains, namely the font by the exterior portal.

A mannerist chapel with a simple longitudinal plan and a sacristy on its right side. This chapel used to be most visited by sailormen and fishermen that came looking for protection against the perils of the sea.