The Foundation of this Church occurred in the 18th century and was installed in a pre-existing chapel. Highlights the bas-relief on the facade, the Bell Tower, the portal with the columns and friezes and the House of the order. Has 18th-century tiles.

This temple was constructed on the 15th century and it presents a late gothic style with a sober character. It exist some Renaissance characteristics on the altarpieces, namely the one on the main chapel and mannerist on the altarpieces from the nave chapels.

Convent founded in the 16th century, being initially composed of various bodies that constitute the Church, the conventual House, the Guest House and the fence. Was extinguished in 1834, but the nuns remained until the death of the last, in 1898. Part of the building was demolished for the installation of a primary school, nowadays, the Church, and part of the Ordinance.

Mannerist and Baroque building, dating from the 16th century. It consists of a nave, a chancel, side chapels and a sacristy.

Main building (housing) and Chapel located near the left, dating from the 17th century.

Chapel dating from the 16TH century, consisting of a single nave with vestments, Gables and ogival openings too.

Urban Solar from the late 19th century, emblazoned, where is located the Municipal Library. The main façade is developed in three volumes: two lateral and one central surmounted by a pediment. Four pillars demarcating these bodies or symmetrical wings. The two floors of the building are separated by copings, balustrade, (two on the tops and two demarcating the central body).