Small chapel dating from the 17TH century, with main façade in truncated by gable and Bell torn by straight Dick portal, flanked by embrasures.

Chapel built in the 16th century or 17TH CENTURY, and then rebuilt between 1929 and 1930. Inside, there is an image of St. Sebastian in wood, probably dating from the 17TH century.

Mannerist Chapel dating from the 17th century, with its characteristic Sundial.

16TH-century church that has already undergone several renovations. Stands out, abroad, the portal with beveled edges topped by cornice, Corbels and appearing in the recess, an ordeal of granite.

19th century religious monument composed of porch and rectangular Chapel. Of small dimensions, this chapel was quite changed, but your porch highlights the importance of this type of construction to passersby who followed northwards. The interior conserves granite flooring and cemented. All around the country there are granite bench seats.

This building has two bodies: nave and main chapel. The church presents a façade with a lintel main door and framed jambs. It stands out the strong fitomorphic application that surrounds it. In the beginning of the century it was inserted a watch. It possesses a bell tower with a clear marking of two registers in which the bell is in the last one. The tower is topped by a balustrade and roof in the shape of a needle. On the main chapel it stands out the lateral walls displaying three windows with an interesting plastic work. The floor is …

Imposing granite fountain, ornate so unusual. Has foursquare format, is flanked by stairs and has a tank, where water falls of bicas. The sirens that give the name to the source in the center column. The building of the Town Hall is of rectangular plant, composed of two registers and integrates the stone of arms with inscription commemorating its construction.

Church consists of nave, chancel, vestry and Bell Tower of two arches. The entire structure is in granite and, on the main facade, you can see the oculus and ornate corners. The interior conserves altarpieces of gilt Johannine style and wooden ceilings forming caissons.