Church founded in 1520, where one can find the grave of Diogo Lopes de Sequeira, 4th Governor-General of India, great discoverer and browser of the seas of Africa and the East and still alcaide-mor from the village of Alandroal.

Chapel of pilgrimage of mannerist architecture consists of a porch, a nave, a chancel and a vestry located near. Highlighting the main altarpiece of the Johannine style stonework.

Baroque chapel of longitudinal plant covered by a barrel vault in the nave and the chancel. Chapel, probably built in the 15th century and rebuilt after the earthquake of 1755.

Church of Baroque architecture consisting of a nave and a chancel. The temple and the altar were built in the 18th century and the churchyard was built in 1961.

Baroque church built probably in the first third of the 16th century. It was then enlarged in 1721, when it was also bronze Bell donated by the Bishop of Elvas, Dom João de Sousa Castelo Branco. In the chancel, highlighted by the frescoes of the Baroque period.

Small fountain built in marble, with two steps, a cubic tank and one spout.

This pillory is formed by a shaft made of schist with the base in marble and decoration zoomorphic. It has a Corinthian capital topped by an armillary sphere in schist and marble.

Church architecture typically Mannerist chã, whose overall structure dates back to the end of the 16th century. Emphasis on ceramic panels in side vestments dating from the 18th century.

Church of religious, Baroque and Rococo architecture, consisting of a single rectangular nave and barrel vault roof. Emphasis on the altars in carved altarpiece and joanino-mor Rococo.