Chapel of longitudinal plant consisting of a nave and a chancel narrower and lower, with differentiated covers the two waters. It is not known the correct date of construction, believing that was built between the 17TH century and the 18TH century. Inside, the chancel and altarpiece for the niche.

Small chapel in ruined State, very simple. Single nave, preserves a triumphal arch Manueline. On the main façade rips a rectangular frame entry surmounted by a rectangular window, ending at gable surmounted by a cross.

19th century chapel of longitudinal plant simple, with a unique space and with coverage in gable roof. Features a main facade in Gable, torn by a round arch portal. It was rebuilt in the 19th century about traces of a 19th century temple.

Chapel dating from the 17TH century, the present a longitudinal plan consists of a nave and a chancel, with homogeneous coverage more closely in gable roof. Featured, on the high altar, for the perfect round niche with the image of the Patron Saint.

Very simple religious monument, with different traits than usual in this type of construction. The entry is preceded by a porch and perfect round arches in 3 sides. Inside stands the shale and pavement structure early Mannerist altarpiece, despite having been mischaracterized.

Chapel of longitudinal plant simple, composed of a unique space and with a vestry located near. It was probably built in the 17th century, suffering renovations in the following centuries. Inside, the sink of holy water and the main altarpiece.

Chapel of longitudinal plant consisting of a nave and a chancel, with homogeneous coverage more closely in gable roof. It is believed that it was built in 1502, due to an inscription at the base of the pulpit. In 1995 suffered extensive reconstruction works.

Chapel of longitudinal simple plant consisting of a single space, with the sacristy located near and with differentiated toppings on gable roof in the Chapel and in the sacristy. In the interior, especially the pulpit revival on the side of the Gospel and to major altarpiece carved polychrome and gilded, revival, too.

Probably built in the 18th century chapel, to present a longitudinal plan with two differentiated spaces, corresponding to the nave and the chancel, separated by a triumphal arch. It was rebuilt in 1932 and, in 1981, underwent renovation work.

Vernacular chapel which is believed to have been built in the 15th century, the present a longitudinal plan, with a nave and a chancel narrower and with differentiated Interior wooden covers in mixer. In the 16th century, it was enlarged and the pulpit was built and, in the eighteenth century, the façade was remodelled and the main altarpiece was built.