A manuelin church with a nartex, only one nave and lateral chapels. Part of it was remodelled during the baroque days, including the addition of golden carving retables.

Foursquare source built in the modern age, whose access is via two lateral steps. This is a diving source covered by a structure of slabs in barrel vault.

Dating from the 19th century, this building has worked the Court of appeal, the headquarters and the Upper elementary school. It was later restored and transformed in the Bishop's Palace.

The original fountain was built, probably in the late 15TH century. It was later restored in 1684, when this date recorded on the same. This Manueline source is a recessed housing.

Fountain of rectilinear backrest, with a simple rectangular plan consisting of a rectilinear backrest, a Freestone spout and a rectangular tank.

Mannerist style church with a Latin cross plan. It has a high choir and tribunes over the side chapels.

Neoclassical Church of longitudinal plan consists of nave and chancel. The shrine of the churchyard have an interesting Baroque decoration.

An austere temple. It has a longitudinal plan, compoised of a nave and a narrower high altar with the sacristy on the left side.

Chapel of longitudinal plan with nave, chancel and vestry on the right side. Features Mannerist and Baroque religious architecture.

A 16th century chapel of longitudinal plan simple. The portal is large compared with the size of the Chapel and the window above.