Chapel of mannerist architecture.

Hermitage of simple lines, with marks of Manueline, Mannerist and popular architectures.

Typical Chapel of popular features in an austere classical and clear structure.

Mannerist Temple, typical construction to invoke St. Sebastian built from the reign of King John III. Features of late Baroque carved altarpiece.

Chapel of longitudinal plant consisting of nave, chancel and vestry. Featured on the cover of the wooden ship in mixer, something unusual for the region.

Small rural Chapel dating from the 17th century, until the 19th century was called Chapel of São Sebastião das Pecking. Presents a simple longitudinal plant, with the main facade in gable and a straight Dick portal surmounted by a telescope and a Bell Tower. Inside, a mural painting dated from the second half of the 18th century.

Small chapel dedicated to the cult of the Holy Spirit.

Chapel of centralized plant with classical design. The chancel features round arch and altar have glass-enclosed dressing room, where are the pictures of Lord Crucified, Lord of the column and Ecce Homo.

Also known as Igreja da Misericórdia, this Chapel is filipino time. Inside, the highlight goes to the 17TH century mural that depicts the "corporal Works of mercy" with symbols of the passion of Christ in the vault of the chancel episodes from the life of Christ in elevations. Another highlight is the screen of the last quarter of the 16th century by Francisco campos that depicts the theme of the visitation.

The Wicket of Caldas is a section of the bastion fortification that surrounded the city, built between the 9TH and 13th centuries.