A neoclassic chapel where the painted ceiling that alludes to the patron saint and the valances in golden carvings stand out.

This chapel stands out for its simplicity. In the interior, a special note to the blackwood and to Saint Roque's image of the 1700s, as well as the pulpit and the wooden ceiling.

A small temle of the 1700s that stands out for its exuberant façade, ornamented with several images and motives related to the death of Christ.

Baroque chapel probably built in the first half of the 16th century and remodelled in the 18th century. Presents a longitudinal plan with a single rectangular body with main façade in gable of frieze and cornice. This Chapel belonged to the former farm of San Lorenzo, where currently there is the Episcopal Palace of Viana do Castelo.

A chapel located inside the Castle of Santiago da Barra.

A special note to the baroque front, the simplicity of the altar and the use of painted wood in the interior.

The main façade has the image of Saint Jack. In the interior, thre is an image of the 1700s portraying Our Lady with Jesus as a Child, as well as an image of Saint Jack the pilgrim.