Nave Church, built in the first half of the 20th century. Highlight for the choir-high, wooden pulpit and eclectic altarpieces in gilt.

Alpendrada Church which is believed to have expanded, and Romanesque origin in the 17th century, more precisely in 1756, data entered in the triumphal arch.

This is a Romanic temple in which it is possible to notice two construction phases: one is pre- romanic and the other is from the second half of the 18th century. On this last phase it was added the tower, the main chapel and the façade was remodelled. It is worth to mention the baptismal font in Romanic style due to its decoration.

It is believed that the original temple was built in the 14th century or 15TH CENTURY by the order of Christ, dating the current church of 1694. Presents a longitudinal plan consists of a nave divided into three sections, a narrower chancel and a vestry and a Bell Tower adossados. Inside, the baptistery, the pulpit on the side of the Gospel and to the main retable of gilt national style.

Chiesa Madre (mother church) with a chancel with caissons coverage and frames and a gilded altarpiece.

Baroque church with porch with pilasters and wooden choir-alto based on granite pillars. In the interior, highlighted by three gilded altarpieces of national style.

This temple was founded by the religious Order of Santiago at the end of the 12th century. A romanesque-gothic church with three naves. A special note to the portals and to the chapiters decorated by animal images.

Mannerist and Baroque temple with a ship. Shows, inside, Baroque carved national style, with carved Gables johannite and altarpiece chancel and chancel ceiling Mannerist.