The Church was founded in 1654, and was the eighth to be built in the village and that has replaced another which existed in that same place. Inside, the altar is marbled wood, where you will find the 18th century image of St. Sebastian in wood.

Chapel of a single nave and chancel, characteristic of the region. Emphasis on the vault of the chancel which is considered as a dome. To mention, still, the murals and the bas-relief in stone of San Sebastian.

The church has a façade flanked by bell ringer towers, triangular gables, the nave is in vault shape and the main chapel is covered by a dome. The inside has a rectangular plan and it is covered with glazed tiles panels within the type “carpet”. The baptismal chapel is wrapped with the same glazed tiles used on the church nave body.

Late Baroque convent, of regional trait. Good works of stucco, wooden door frame and coloured glass. The Church is distinguished by talha of altarpieces and mural paintings. Today disabled, worked here for many years. Is in the process of remodeling to serve as home of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Cuba.

This Chapel provides a wonderful view of the village and the fields that surround it.

This church was erected by the Confraternity of mercy of Vila Ruiva, founded in 1751. In the Church and attached houses functioned not only the Church but also hospital that housed pilgrims and sick people. The interior of the Chapel is devoid of ornamentation with rectangular and square chancel.

Chapel of pilgrimage with longitudinal plant comprising porch, nave, chancel narrower (typical in the municipality of Cuba), sacristy located near the left side elevation and dependencies for the pilgrims.

The Church has two distinct parts, the porch which dates back to the 17th century and the 15TH century temple. It is said that this has already been place of great miracles and here passed s. Caetano who will have left their image so that the venerassem. Currently, only opens once a year, at the height of the pilgrimage of Nossa Senhora da dam.

A single nave chapel with a small door that leads to the Church of Mercy. Inside you can find seven double screens, painted in oil on the Passion of Christ. In the middle of the ship is the andor with the image of the Lord Killed, 18th century image.

Church of rectangular plan, with a single nave, covered by a barrel vault divided into sections. The walls are totally covered by multi-colored 17th century tiles. The walls of the chancel are covered with gilded Baroque.