Neoclassical style building, rectangular in plan and two floors. It was built between 1878 and 1880, and refurbished in the 20TH century. Later, in the 19th century, was acquired by the municipality of Caminha for the installation of various services.

Temple which is characterized by its simplicity, almost no decoration. In the nave of the chapel you can see frescoes from the 16th century.

Calvary with 14 crosses, of great simplicity, based on pedestals with inscription corresponding to the respective step of the Via Sacra. The access is made by wide stoop composed of twelve flights of eleven steps. The chapel was moved in the early 18th century, but retained the Mannerist moth.

Baroque chapel of longitudinal plan with nave and chancel, rectangular and with altars in Baroque and neoclassical painted carving.

Baroque chapel of longitudinal plant, consisting of nave and chancel. Stands out for its facade, richly decorated and the image of the Virgin in the niche, talha tosco and possibly from the 17th century.

The high part of Guimarães was the first to approach the wall; it was probably during the Kingdom of D. Dinis. From this wall that is extended through around two thousand metres, it only survived an extensive chunk and from the eight towers that were distributed thought the wall, there is still one on the Vila Door. This wall construction started in Dom Afonso III Kingdom and finished during Dom Dinis Kingdom. This wall used to connect the Castle town to Santa Maria town, on the lower part.

Large neoclassical chapel a set of tiles in the interior, with scenes allusive to the Patron Saint.

Small rural Chapel very simple, with the interior more careful decorative point of view, especially in the pulpit, situated on the side of the Epistle, and the altarpiece of carved polychrome of the Mannerist style.

Renaissance Chapel of longitudinal and single body plant, where stands the Renaissance portal arch framed.