Chapel alpendrada consisting of a nave and a narrower chancel, built in the 17th century about traces of a primitive chapel that there existed. In 1582 it was built the sacristy and the porch and in 1986 suffered restoration.

Chapel built in the 18th century, with longitudinal plant consisting of nave, chancel and vestry. Inside, featured for choir-top of balustrade with a flight of stairs.

Solar chapel with wooden roof, chancel with barrel vault ribs, with bocetes and Corbels with Renaissance sculptures. The portal and framing of the triumphal arch are Mannerist style. The porch features grid in sight, based on Tuscan columns and tiles with the weapons of Melos and Rococo ornaments.

Arc that served to mark national, delimiting the hunting grounds of Alcobaça.

Church where stands out the retable of 17th century carved with Angels musicians and the Golden altar, 1553, painted and upholstered by the painter of Sernache, Belchior da Fonseca.

Bridge of S-shaped tray with railing, seating about three full arches.

This pillory was transformed into a Calvary and it presents a three steps base above which it is settled a square base column. It witnessed the Foral granted by King D. Manuel I in the 12th November of 1514.

This pillory has three steps base above which is settled a square base column with cylindrical shaft finished with fluted in stonework.

This Padrão was put in here as an honour to D. Luís de Menezes, 3rd Count of Ericeira and the town Lord, as recognition from his achievements during Ameixial Battle.