Mannerist Chapel, alpendrada, longitudinal plant just one ship.

This temple, existing since the XVI century, was rebuilt in the XVIII century. Worthy of notice is the wood carving work at the altars, the statuary, the panel representing Christ after descending from the cross and the holy water font, all forming an important artistic set.

Baroque temple with ship only. The interior features carved polychrome altarpiece in Baroque style.

This temple rebuilt in the late 15TH century has a broken arch and the main altar is covered by a dome painted.

Built in the modern age, this small chapel has façade with a Bell and a single lateral nave. The triumphal arch support pillars have bases and capitals Manueline. Enhance the frescoes, in the side chapels of the interior of the chapel.

Chapel of pilgrimage, with ship located near the ship side primitive.

Small and simple Chapel, with popular architecture typical of the region. Features cross painted mortar and belfry.

Seventeenth-century chapel, consisting of nave, chancel and vestry, whose architecture is part of the set of so-called vats of Alentejo. The altar is decorated with tiles and niche. The construction of the tile Panel the main altar dating back to the mid-17th century.

Hermitage which features several styles like the popular and the Baroque. Has rectangular nave and chancel square. Features an interior stripped of decoration.