Baroque temple built in the late 17th century. Is notable for its facade dominated by a baroque portal inspired by the structures of the altars in talha. Inside, the coated tiles, stresses the talha-mor and the painting of the dome.

18th century chapel with undifferentiated interior space covered by wooden ceiling. Inside has holy water sinks gomadas flanking the portals and niche in round arch, framed, torn on the wall surface.

Chapel that is believed to have been built in the 15th century, the present a longitudinal plan, with a nave and a narrower chancel and high. Abroad, especially the Renaissance portal surmounted by a triangular pediment and, inside, the Mannerist altarpiece.

The Church consists of a nave, a chancel lower and narrow and a bell tower with two cloths. The main façade is torn by a downed arc portal and the interior features a nave covered by a fake barrel vault down.

A church with a longitudinal plan, a sole nave and a manuelin main chapel, with a portal of the late Renaissance. The main façade and the belltower are neoclassic. One should notice the triumphal arch and the main chapel with a star dome.

Small chapel, built in the 18th century in the place of primitive gathering of Cistercians. Has Mannerist volumetry, ornamented Baroque main portal controller. The interior is a single nave attached to chorus by a spiral staircase.

Temple that suffered several changes during the last century, keeping, however, manueline portals, pulpit and baptistery. It has a lateral chapel where the Coimbra influence is visible and keeps the mudéjar glazed tiles.

The Foundation of this Church occurred in the 18th century and was installed in a pre-existing chapel. Highlights the bas-relief on the facade, the Bell Tower, the portal with the columns and friezes and the House of the order. Has 18th-century tiles.

Dated 1569, this small temple features a single nave covered with 18th century tiles. On the façade one can observe a Mannerist portal, which bears the name of Isabel Pires de Azambuja.

Quinta da Anunciada Nova is situated on a hill below the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceição. Is a former convent, now residence, retaining the main Chapel of the old religious building, with portal and porch.