Baroque cruise probably built in the 18th century. Consists of six octagonal steps, a column with lots of details worked out and, on top, a statue of the Virgin and child and a Latin cross with Christ.

Cruise featuring Franciscan iconography. Access to the cruise makes the cemetery.

Granite cruise based on a platform with two steps.

It is believed that this cruise was built in 1699, the date entered in the gate of the fence line. Features a domed cover closed on three sides and supported by two Tuscan columns. Inside, there is a Crucifix of vegetal decoration, flanked on the left by the Virgin and on the right by St. John.

17TH-century Mannerist cruise, consisting of three steps quadrangular, a pillar, a templete dated 1655 and, on top, a sphere and a crucifix behind a glass.

Cruzeiro already quite old, dating from the second half of the 20th century. XVII (1685).

Chapel consisting of nave and chancel and inwardly the ceilings are wooden. Features inside-high choir, pulpit and retable Gospel side c19th.

Seventeenth-century chapel with ship and unique interior space covered by plywood and lit from the side seam. Have inside altarpiece of Baroque carved straight plant and an axis.

Chapel built in the 18th century and remodeled in the 19th century. The facade features a round arch door surmounted by architrave, overmatched by round arch window.

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