Church of the Brotherhood of the Holy House of Mercy, where the architectural structure displays the styles of Mannerist, Baroque, and Neoclassical. The latter style, for example, is denoted in the murals and stucco, using marbled moldings.

Temple of religious architecture, popular, vernacular and late-Baroque. Has rectangular nave and the altar-piece reflects the continuation of anachronistic Mannerist models. The façade presents polilobada, Gable seen in pós-terramoto of 1755.

20th century building inspired by the Art Deco style.

Temple composed of an arched galilee and the body of the chapel which presents traces of frescoes.

Ruins of a small fortified settlement located on a high point. The materials collected at this archaeological site seem to indicate the ancient existence of a military outpost rather than a fortified habitat.

A 17th-century tower displaying Baroque and popular architectural features. It displays characteristics of Baroque, popular, and vernacular architecture.

Convent built in the 17th century on the site of a former chapel dedicated to Our Lady of the Conception. It comprises the convent building, the cloister, and a small temple with Mannerist and popular features. The interior features the high altar and gilded altars. It underwent restoration work in 1810 and 1980.

This temple features Mannerist, Baroque, and Neoclassical architecture. The side and collateral altarpieces, portal, and bell tower feature Baroque features, and the main altarpiece is Neoclassical.

Mannerist and Baroque church, with ship of longitudinal and domed cover plant in the chancel. The Bell Tower is of Baroque penchant.

Documenting the building of the architectural forms of popularization Manueline regional, decentralised.