Outside the chapel is the magnificent manueline portal. The inside is of great refinement, with the organ, the silver lamp and the cup, the glazed tiles at the main-chapel and the nave and the ceiling with “ferronerie” paintings standing out.

Chapel built in the 20th century, the present Gothic Revival architecture features. Presents a longitudinal plan with a single nave and a vestry located near lower. Emphasis on the small ogival portal that matches the Interior niches.

Baroque building built in the 16th century, consisting of a plant irregular longitudinal and several bodies. Initially, functioned as a school and later as a hospital and, currently, as a Museum and as a dependency of the Faculty of letters.

16TH century building, located in the University City, adjacent to the University of Coimbra. He currently is vacant, having been launched a contest in 2000 for the rehabilitation of the building.

This beautiful renaissant monument, by João de Ruão, was ordered by D. João III. It presents a central fountain with a dome and, around it, 4 cylindrical chapels. All the structure is built on a tank.

Typical house located uptown with glazed tiles about the poet and singer Zeca Afonso that lived there. Well-preserved building, dated probably from the end of the XIX century.

Solar plant Baroque composed in L and differentiated coverage on gable roof. It was built in the 18th century and modified and expanded in the 19th and 20th centuries.

Sited in a rural area, this building has two squared bodies.

16TH-century building that forms a bridge arch and where stands out, yet, a Manueline window.

Baroque and neoclassical Church of longitudinal plant, consisting of a nave, a chancel, attachments and a tower. Presents false coverage barrel vault in the chancel and the nave and a main facade with neoclassical features. It was probably built in the 16th century, where existed an ancient chapel.