Thought to have been built in the first half of the 17th century. It consists of nave and chancel. Is inserted inside the cemetery. The main façade has light blue trim, between 2 of which is a telescope, and is surmounted by a cross. Remains of the cartaxenses churches with more turnout, given the image of Christ Crucified.

Religious monument composed of nave, Chapel and Bell Tower. Its simplicity is visible on the facade, white-washed, with a shot of white marble. The encimar wooden door is a narrow window and, on, top, a cross. Has an unusual shrine in the vault of the chancel.

Small replica of a traction engine, to imitate those who were formerly used in the municipality.

Work with about six feet tall, designed by the sculptor João Cutileiro, intended to symbolize the Knights Templars.

Sculpture by José Coelho, erected in tribute to all the fishermen in the region.

Iron monument representing a barca, located near the Tagus River. By José Coelho and intends to honor the village of Arripiado Tejo.

Large font, located in a garden, in stone, with 3 cocks and semicircular sink. The sides are 2 flights of stairs that flow into a sort of balcony.

Monument erected in honor of cyclists from Cartaxo, some of them winners of Portugal back on bike.

Religious monument belonging to the order of Malta, consisting of nave and chancel juxtaposed and Bell Tower. In 1758 knew each other 3 altars dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary, our Lady of the conception and the Friar João Gonçalves da Câmara, Knight Commander of the order of Malta. In the 18th century it was rebuilt the Bell Tower.