Manueline, mannerist architecture Temple, popular and vernacular. Highlighting the ship's Vault murals of the mannerist period.

Temple which makes high interpretation of Manueline current in force between the 15th and 16th centuries.

Ermida manuelina architecture and Baroque folk. Used for pilgrimage. The chancel has covered by rib vaulting of warheads. Is the altarpiece which stands out the plastic language of the Baroque.

Hermitage of simple lines, with marks of Manueline, Mannerist and popular architectures.

Temple that follows the Baroque costumes and presents the typology found in Baixo Alentejo.

Marian Chapel, with 16th-century architecture, popular, vernacular and Baroque. It should be noted the Baroque in composition tile that lines the triumphal arch and chancel, with great theatricality.

Mannerist chapel with nave and chancel, sacristies and attachments. The main altarpiece is national style and features in the pulpit side of the Gospel.

Church with Baroque and Rococo architecture, with a nave and chancel. The main altarpiece presents late Rococo influences.

Bell Tower of neoclassical and eclectic architecture. It was part of a church that was never completed.

Tower which shows Gothic and Manueline architecture.