Chapel of eclectic architecture. Has main body and sacristy located near. Body of the sacristy later, without pillars, spires or cornice. Features gilded altarpiece from the late 600 with white and gold renewed for painting.

Chapel of longitudinal plant composed of nave and chancel and sacristy, added later.

Chapel of eclectic architecture with nave, chancel and Bell Tower.

Church of eclectic architecture. Has ship, chancel, side attachments and Bell Tower. The coverage of the Bell Tower is pyramidal with coruchéu. The main altarpiece is painted white wood and gold.

Chapel of longitudinal plan with nave and chancel. Has a commemorative inscription in the triumphal arch.

Chapel of eclectic architecture with nave, chancel, vestry and Bell Tower. The stonework platform has stairs to the altar. Features wooden coffered ceiling. The wooden altarpieces are painted in white and gold.

Mannerist chapel with nave and chancel. The Bell Tower is of pilasters. Presents triumphal arch on pilasters with faces covered in racing pads.

Mannerist chapel with nave and chancel. Not present in the body of the sacristy, pilasters, spires or cornice. The wooden altarpiece is painted in white and gold.

Chapel of longitudinal plan with nave, chancel and vestry on the right side. Features Mannerist and Baroque religious architecture.

Sanctuary of modernist architecture. Features of the Holy Chapel, sacristy, Sunday school rooms, the residence of parish priest and basement with polyvalent Hall.