The chapel in the village of Sapelos, dedicated to Santo Amaro, is a temple in granite, rectangular plant oriented Northeast\/Southwest. The main façade has a round arch portal surmounted by a telescope, the gable ends with a cross. Inside the Chapel, the floor, once paved with granite graves tops still boasts the separation guides. This chapel has three altars: the high altar in gilt profusely worked, and two side altars that are home to religious imaginary. One of the side altars has two painted panels. This is the chapel which is celebrated the mass of the feast in honour of …

Chapel dedicated to St. Anthony, on the main façade has a portal flanked by two rectangular cracks in the stretch and horizontal gable a slender Bell Tower surmounted by a cross. The stones of the temple carry the marks of the successive additions and interventions to which it was subject throughout the ages. The growth of the community, led to the expansion of space and the arch, which once was the main port, today lies within Chapel marking the transition between spaces. Inside this Chapel, stripped of superfluous adornments granite, stands out the headboard where, inserted into one niche with …

Hewn chapel dedicated to St. Anthony, is a building of rectangular plant, built in granite, oriented East\/West. The original building was, throughout the ages, the target of restructuring and expansion works in order to meet the needs of the growth of the village community. This chapel has two altars: the high altar, which occupies the bedside wall and a side altar, the Gospel side, housing the main religious imaginary local devotions.

Granite cruise placed on a platform with three steps.

Granite cruise placed on a platform of two quadrangular steps. The base is stone bearing, in each of the faces, with inscriptions relating to his inauguration and the commemoration of the Foundation and of the independence of Portugal. The forend, of quadrangular section, is surmounted by a capital consisting of a cubic block with ornate faces by crosses and the corners, carved in relief. This cruise is crowned by a cross, bifurcated format with reliefs on the ends.

Cruise in granite, placed on a platform with two steps. Has forend foursquare surmounted by a capital crowned with a cross bevel.

Granite cruise based on a granite platform, with two steps. At the base is inscribed the date of 1870.

The cruise and the Shrine of our Lady of conception are a devotional structure supported by a plinth placed on a platform. The cruise, with a small octagonal shaft is topped by a ball which supports a Celtic Cross. In front of this are the Shrine of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, a beautiful work of masonry. Granite block, rectangular format, where, on the front, was carved a deep niche with arched top, framed by humanized figures holding a wreath. Inside the niche is the sculpture of our Lady of the conception on a Crescent Moon.

Dedicated to Santo Amaro, the main Chapel of Coimbró is deployed inside the housing nucleus of the village, with a small courtyard in front of the cemetery. Inside deserves special highlight the high altar, in gilt, which occupies the entire bedside wall housing the local devotions. In addition to the masses, that weekly together the community is in this Chapel are celebrated crafts the religious feast in honour of Santo Amaro.

The chapel of Sangunhedo, dedicated to Santo Aleixo, is a temple in granite of North\/South oriented rectangular plant. The main façade is dominated by a rectangular cover, in whose lintel is inscribed the year 1758 date on which the building was rebuilt, flanked by two glasses and surmounted by another, decorated with a rosette. The stretching of the gable has a belfry crowned with a cross flanked by pinnacles with ball, similar to the spires which conclude the corners. Inside, in granite, stands the high altar in gilt, which houses religious imaginary. Is celebrated in this Chapel, among others, the …