This temple has Romanic origins. It was reconstructed on the 16th century and from the original church it only kept a few things. This church is related to the legend of Santarém miracle occurred in 1266 in which a host was stolen and desecrated by a parishioner from Santo Estêvão. On the main chapel it is the Sacrarium where it is kept the relic related to the Saint Miracle. The inside is plentifully ornate with seventeen hundreds iconology.

Ancient sculpture of Santa Iria protected by a metallic covering. This pillar marks the place where, accordingly to the tradition, the sarcophagus of the martyr Santa Iria came to rest.

Simple fountain composed of two stone side columns and four cocks that shed water for a main tank.

Door with the top in relief and headed by the image of Santo António.

This church was a convent built in the century XIII, by order of Saint Elizabeth Queen of Portugal. The edification is composed by church, infirmary and cloister, with semi attached columns and decorated capitals. Inside the building it is worth to mention the images, the paintings, the baroque altars, the panels and tiles from the XVIII century. It is important to enhance the Chapter Room, the cloister fountain made in 1625 and St. Pedro fountain.