Manueline and mannerist architecture Temple. In fact, its sacristy, which features a rib vault of warheads, is the example of Manueline architecture.

Church with Mannerist and Baroque, neoclassical elements. Is composed of a nave and chancel. Features three altarpieces of gilt and polychrome, Baroque style.

Parish Church of eclectic architecture with nave and chancel. 19TH century, eclectic taste, decoration in the chancel and the altarpieces of the side chapels.

This mannerist church only has one nave and it was constructed in 1674. It has the cover made of vaults and it stands out by its baroque glazed tiles on the main chapel and São Pedro sculpture placed on the niche that is interrupting the curved pediment on the façade.

This church of mercy presents elements Manueline, Mannerist and Baroque. The building was adapted to movie theater with Manueline Vault.

Chapel with Manueline elements (of rural and regional trait) and Mannerist.

Sanctuary of small dimension, which features centralized plant and domed cover, which shows different architectural elements of Mannerism.

Mannerist Temple, typical construction to invoke St. Sebastian built from the reign of King John III. Features of late Baroque carved altarpiece.

Typical Alentejo Chapel, with nave and chancel.

This is a set of typical 16th century dwellings.