The church, dated from 1628, is all that’s left from the 17th century Carmo Convent, built in 1613. In the XVII century were placed the golden wood decorated panels and in the XIX century the convent area was destroyed and an altar was built in one side of the transept. IT has beautiful sculptures and paintings representing the Passion of Christ.

The construction began in 1610 as the Paço de D. Brites Lara (Palace), and in 1657 the Ordem das Carmelitas feminine convent, space where the church is integrated, was built. By the end of the XVII century the pulpits were built and the dressing in golden woodcarving began. In the next century the referred woodcarving was combined with azulejos (glazed tiles) from the Vital Rifarto factory. Already at the XX century, the building suffered repair works, being classified as National Monument.

Church dated 1705, not knowing if there was previously another at that location. In 1855 suffered major repair works.

The Nossa Senhora da Apresentação church is from 1606, being placed, at this time, the baptistery. In the end of the XVII century, beginning of the XVIII century, the façade is decorated with two azulejos panels and the inside is all dressed with golden woodcarving, standing out a gothic virgin, in alabaster. It suffered repair works already in the XX century.

17th century rural chapel where stands the high altar with an altarpiece in stone of three axes with niches containing imaginary. It was probably built in 1687, suffering changes in the following centuries.

This chapel is linked to the popular cult and suffered many reconstructions, so the exact date of its establishment is unknown. It owns the remaining of a Manueline crucifix in a warping which is probably from the XV century. The remaining of XVII century woodcarving which forms a retable ensemble stands out.