Mannerist architecture church, popular, with only a nave and main chapel. Inside are worthy of notice the remains of tempera paintings from the XVIII century.

C19th working building since 1931 as primary school. Consists of the main building, a playground and cemented in the back garden and a small annex with bathrooms.

A neoclassicist church with a longitudinal plan and a single nave with a sqaure tower in the centre of the main façade. The façade is covered by white tiles with blue decorations.

Temple with diverse influences on style and architecture as the Gothic, Manueline, Mannerist and Baroque. In the Baroque, for example, are the main altarpiece and the painting of the chancel, as well as the pulpit.

Church probably dating from 1672, data entered in the triumphal arch. The main facade and the Bell Tower were built later, in 1865.

Church with medieval building rebuilt in the 16th century, the Renaissance characteristics, with the exception of the main Chapel, with Gothic strokes. Inside, the altar in gilt of the chancel.

House of bourgeois dwelling, two-storey, attic and mansard roof. Situated on the main square of the village, this building is very characteristic in the urban setting.

Source of modern building, located in one of the main avenues of Elvas, grassy circular basis and lit. To the Center within the bicas that shed water.

Mannerist and Baroque temple with longitudinal plant. Presents the Baroque national style side altarpieces and the main altarpiece is Baroque carved Johannine style.

This 18th-century church boasts a Joanine façade, featuring a door, windows, pediment, and bell tower. The main altar features a gilded altarpiece.