Located about 50 metres away from the fishing docks. In its interior, we find wax ex-votos and miniatures of sailboats.

Located in the Abelheira, it was initially named Chapel of the Lord of the Cruz de Barras. On the third Sunday of September, under the invocation of the Lord of Alívio, the crucified Christ is adored.

Located near the chapel of Our Lady of Alívio, it is a cult place of Our Lady of Fátima, Sacred Heart of Jesus, Saint Anthony, Saint Joseph and Our Lady of Necessidades. On September 7 it is the place of the festivities with a procession and givings.

The primitive Chapel, built in 1607, stood about 500 feet from where the current, built in 1876, is located. Features of Mannerist and neoclassical architecture, and consists of a longitudinal plan simple, with the sacristy located near.

Located by the docks, it was builtunder the invocation of the Santo Homem Bom, patron saint of tailors and silk spinners. It has a stone, dated 1944, that testifies and praises the good doings of João Alves Cerqueira and Vasco d'Orey.

Revival Chapel of longitudinal plant, composed of a single nave, a chancel and a vestry located near. It is believed that it was built in the 18th century, having been remodeled in 1887. He currently works as a parish hall and Sunday school room.

Church dated from the second half of the 18th century, with an image of the patroness of Aarhus, Nossa Senhora da Expectação.

Neoclassical Chapel of simple longitudinal plant, built in the 19th century, probably drawing on elements of an 17th century chapel. In the second half of the 20th century, the choir-high was refurbished was put the steeple.