The chapel consists of a longitudinal single-body plant, with gable roof coverage. The main façade is truncated by a bell tower with ventana arch back and torn by a straight Dick portal. It was built in 1780 and repaired in 1980.

Chapel built in the 20th century, the present Gothic Revival architecture features. Presents a longitudinal plan with a single nave and a vestry located near lower. Emphasis on the small ogival portal that matches the Interior niches.

Mannerist and baroque chapel, with a longitudinal plan consists of a nave, a chancel and a vestry located near rectangle. On the main façade, stands a small bell tower and a portal of straight Dick and, inside, a major altarpiece of Baroque.

This Chapel, dating from the 18TH century was, presumably, rebuilt in the 19th century. On the main facade stands out the plinth, with a Latin cross high and round arch portal with stonework frame. Inside, the altar in gilt.

This Chapel, very simple, has a quadrilobado portal flanked by glasses, one of them being surmounted by a cross. Are the corners of the main facade, apilastrados, signed by towering pinnacles of ball and saimel coverage with lacrimal crimping.

Chapel of longitudinal plant consisting of a ship only preceded by a porch, with homogeneous coverage in roof of four waters. On the main façade, stands a porch with monumental pulpit, and a round arch portal. In the interior, especially the altarpieces.

Baroque and Rococo Chapel consisting of a single nave with frontage on Gable for a truncated Bell Tower and a portal of straight Dick. The primitive construction dates back to the 16th century, being the current 19th-century building.

Baroque chapel consists of a longitudinal plan with nave, a chancel, a vestry located near copulada and a small bell with differentiated two roof covers and three waters. The 18th century tiles panel located on the portal.

Sober building, consisting of a single nave and a Bell Tower. Abroad, especially the lateral portal manuelino, dating from 1546. Inside, highlight to the panels of tiles of the chapel chancel and two 16TH-century screens.

There isn’t much left of the original temple, partially destroyed in 1740. Inside, the golden carving stands out. It has a portal with a triangular fronton, surrounded by pilasters on the main façade. Inside is a nave covered by a vault.