A church with a longitudinal plan, composed by a nave, a main chapel, a sacristy and inclosed rooms. It has baroque panels in its interior.

Renaissance and Baroque temple with ship only. Features, inside, the lateral altarpieces in Baroque carved and the main altarpiece is Johannine style.

The classification as a Property of Public Interest only includes the baroque main altar with golden and polychrome carving altarpiece in National style.

In this church include the Bell Tower with two bells, the Romanesque arch and the main altar in gilt, dating from the 17th century.

Church with Latin cross plan and with a steeple Bell, double-adossado. The main façade is topped in gable and features a cross at the apex.

A church with a main façade that has two belltowers and some interesting neoclassic details. The altars are covred by marble and ornamented with retables.

Urban building of rectangular plant. One of the vertices of the building is beveled, ripping him one of the main entrances to the inside of the housing.

A building where the Barreiro CP train station used to function, inaugurated in 1881. Its main façade faces Lisbon.

Baroque chapel with the main front covered with glazed tiles. Inside, the decoration is neoclassical, also with glazed tiles and golden woodcarving.

TThe construction of the Parish church of São Mamede began in 1782. This is monument with a nave and main chapel, preceded by a triumphal arch.