Main Chapel in very good condition.

Chapel dating back to 1577, composed of a longitudinal plan simple, with a porch and a ship. Presents different toppings on roof of three waters on the porch and gable roof on the ship. The main facade is Freestone, being torn by a round arch portal.

In this Chapel are some frescoes depicting St. Francis receiving the stigmata, the Calvary and the flight into Egypt.

Main Chapel located inside the premises of the Sousa Martins Hospital. Is in good condition. Have a gateway with Gothic pillars (Roman style) and lined interior tiles.

Romanesque temple that already has elements of transition to Gothic. It consists of two juxtaposed rectangular volumes (a single nave and a chancel), with the façade torn by a full-back arched portico with archivolts. The corbels and capitals are decorated with zoomorphic and phytomorphic motifs. The broken triumphal arch and the rose windows already announces the Gothic.

Small village chapel which lies in medium condition.

Chapel where a painting of the Holy family.

Next to Porta d'El-Rei there would once be the Jewish Quarter. The Jewish community has its presence documented since the beginning of the 13th century, but several facts point to the existence of the neighborhood before that date. In this way, it is considered one of the oldest Jewish communities in the country.

Megalithic monument which preserves five mainstays, three of which support the oval shape hat. Polygonal Chamber and has no shows traces of TUMULUS.