Temple with diverse influences on style and architecture as the Gothic, Manueline, Mannerist and Baroque. In the Baroque, for example, are the main altarpiece and the painting of the chancel, as well as the pulpit.

Church with three naves, which presents, inside, gilded and polychrome altarpieces. The main altarpiece has mural and Dome decorated by 19th century murals.

Temple with nave and rectangular plant. Inside, the chancel is separated by round arch and cover and wooden lining. Here, the decor is Mudejar.

Church which features various styles from the Mannerist, Baroque and Rococo. The altarpiece of the high altar, murals of the dressing room and the bell tower are from the Baroque period.

Church which features Baroque and Manueline architecture. The structure of the Church brings out the Manueline. Inside, the altarpiece and the pulpit shows the popular interpretation.

Church of religious, Baroque and Rococo architecture. The temple shows up as an example of late Baroque regional trait, very close to the Rococo. Inside, stands out the gilded and polychrome.

Manueline and mannerist architecture Temple. In fact, its sacristy, which features a rib vault of warheads, is the example of Manueline architecture.

Church with Mannerist and Baroque, neoclassical elements. Is composed of a nave and chancel. Features three altarpieces of gilt and polychrome, Baroque style.

A church with a longitudinal plan, composed of a nave and a high altar. Religious, manuelin and baroque architecture. The high altar still has features of the manuelin age.

A church with a longitudinal plan, composed of a nave, a high altar and a small chamber. Religious, mannerist, Marquis de Pombal and popular architeectures in the style of the Alentejo region. It has fish shaped faucets in the sacristy.