19TH century church where highlights a major Gothic altarpiece.

Church built in 1909, with a bell tower with fogaréus and, inside, a wooden pulpit and a baptismal font.

Neo-Baroque mother church of longitudinal plant consisting of a ship, a narrower chancel, attachments, and two bell towers on the main façade. It was rebuilt in the second half of the nineteenth century, using the materials of other buildings destroyed.

Baroque chapel dated 1721.

Romanesque chapel, rebuilt in the 16th century on an ancient temple built between the 12th and 13th century. Features a Bell Tower and diagonal buttresses that support a starry dome of coverage. The altar is covered the hispano-Moorish edge tile. The primitive Temple exists the portal, flanked by two inscriptions identifying the periods of construction and reconstruction.

Mannerist chapel consists of a longitudinal plan with a nave and a narrower chancel, with toppings differentiated gabled roofs. It was built in 1743 by Antonio Boto Machado, Treasurer-mor da Sé da Guarda.

Manueline rectangular plant building with three floors (two floors initially), probably built in the 16th century. In the 20th century was much altered in order to function as the information centre of the Serra da Estrela Natural Park.