Chapel built in 1875, where existed another place of worship. It consists of a longitudinal plan, with a nave, a chancel, a vestry and a Bell Tower located near. In the interior, especially the high choir and pulpit.

Set of two rectangular buildings, placed facing each other and connected by other constructions. The main building and the chapel were built in the 19th century and, in 1989, was inaugurated here the hotel school.

Former College of 16th-century Foundation, where he settled in the late 19th century, the Court of first and Second Instance. The building, with three floors, has as its centerpiece a cloister. Between 1549 and 1892, worked here the old Dominican College of St. Thomas. Between 1892 and 1927, suffered extensive remodeling, working as the residence of the Count of Ameal. From 1927 until the present day, offers legal services.

Outside the chapel is the magnificent manueline portal. The inside is of great refinement, with the organ, the silver lamp and the cup, the glazed tiles at the main-chapel and the nave and the ceiling with “ferronerie” paintings standing out.

Chapel built in the 20th century, the present Gothic Revival architecture features. Presents a longitudinal plan with a single nave and a vestry located near lower. Emphasis on the small ogival portal that matches the Interior niches.

Baroque building built in the 16th century, consisting of a plant irregular longitudinal and several bodies. Initially, functioned as a school and later as a hospital and, currently, as a Museum and as a dependency of the Faculty of letters.

16TH century building, located in the University City, adjacent to the University of Coimbra. He currently is vacant, having been launched a contest in 2000 for the rehabilitation of the building.

This beautiful renaissant monument, by João de Ruão, was ordered by D. João III. It presents a central fountain with a dome and, around it, 4 cylindrical chapels. All the structure is built on a tank.

Typical house located uptown with glazed tiles about the poet and singer Zeca Afonso that lived there. Well-preserved building, dated probably from the end of the XIX century.