Building constructed in the 16th century, initially working as a College of the society of Jesus. Had a rectangular structure, with a church in the Center and four courtyards around. The various reforms over the years provided the features of Mannerist, Baroque architecture, and may still be noted some details pombalinos. Currently, it houses the seat of the Bishopric of Coimbra and the Geological and mineralogical museum\/Museum of Physics\/Museum of zoology.

Source dated 1936, with a spout, two banks and a large tiled Panel.

Fountain restored in 1933, located at ground level, with two spouts and a small tile Panel.

Stone fountain dating from 1841, with a spout and extending, the sides, forming two banks.

Source dating from 1948, with two cocks, a tile Panel and sides, two banks.

Source dated 1895, all built in cement, a daughter-in-law of water on one side.

Bust erected in tribute to father João Antunes, painter, founder of the choir of St.petersburg and meritorious of the school of Arts and crafts.

Source dated 1928, decorated with some tile panels and two garden beds with flowers.

Statue erected in honor of St. Benedict Menni, of the order of St. John of God and founder of the Hospitallers of the sacred heart of Jesus.

Cruise dating from 1140, with a cylindrical shaft and, at the top, a pattern of arms of Portugal and a cross of the order of Christ.