Its construction was ordered by D. Diogo de Sousa, to be his tumular chapel. The XVIII century azulejos, the renaissant main altar, the golden woodcarving and the ceiling are worthy of notice.

Church founded in the XII century, which does not present characteristics of the original draft, due to the works done in the XVI, XVIII and XIX centuries.

Chapel of longitudinal plant consists of a porch supported by Tuscan columns, a single nave, a chancel and a vestry located near. It was built in 1616, has undergone several modifications over the next few hundred years, the last being the placement of a stone altar with the image of the Patron Saint, in the first half of the 20th century.

Small granite chapel where the pillars and the porch stand out.

Church sent erect in 1589 by the society of Jesus under the purview of the Archbishop Dom Frei Bartholomew of the martyrs and of the cardinal-King of Portugal. The set of Baroque art produced during the reign of Dom Pedro II and Dom João V.

19TH century church where, inside, stands out the organ by Manuel de Sá Couto.

Church with Mannerist, Baroque and neoclassical features, dating from the 17TH century. Consists of a single nave, with a side chapel and a chancel in axis. In the interior, especially the Mannerist and font to the Baroque altarpiece of the lateral Chapel national.

Chapel built in 1756 by artist bracarense Marceliano de Araújo. The interior featured for two frames Rococo probably designed by André Soares.

Built in the XVII century, it has a baroque front and, inside, are worthy of notice the golden woodcarving altars and the glazed tile panels. A legend says there are three cocks sculpted at the front, but most people only see two.