Baroque church of longitudinal plan with a single nave, chancel, side chapel and sacristy. The lavabo of the sacristy is a great example of stone work, seventeenth-century exemplar.

Chapel of longitudinal plant, with simple facade.

Church of longitudinal plant composed of nave and chancel.

Chapel of longitudinal single rectangular nave plan. In its interior there is a cover of sepultura.

The parish church of Cavez has longitudinal plant consisting of three aisles and chancel. The ceilings have become popular images with the representation of the Church de Cavez together of St. John the Baptist.

Also known as the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore, has a Latin cross plant, ship only, with the chancel and side chapels.

Also known as the Church of St Andrew, has inverted Latin cross plant, with quadrangular Bell Tower.

The parish church of Vilar de Cunhas has longitudinal plan with a nave, chancel, vestry and side chapels. The font has a ribbed decoration and retains the original balustrade Mannerist.

Church nave longitudinal plant and narrower chancel. The building has a remarkable set of Baroque carved, national style, highlighting that frames the triumphal arch.