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Ermida de Nossa Senhora do Amial

The Chapel of Nossa Senhora do Amial, whose foundation dates back to the dawn of nationality, is a singular temple, with only one nave, with a bell tower in a Gothic style and decorated by two 16th century porticoes on the South and West facades.

Varatojo

Convento de Santo António do Varatojo

Ordered to be erected at the end of the 15th century by D. Afonso V, in fulfillment of a vow he had made to Santo António to assist him in the conquests of North Africa, the modest convent has undergone several restoration and improvement works over the centuries.

Santa Cruz

Capela de Santa Helena

Located next to the cliffs, in the center of Santa Cruz, with the front facade facing the sea, stands the simple Chapel of Santa Helena, dating from the 18th century.

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Igreja e Convento de Nossa Senhora da Graça

The construction of the building began in the 16th century and belonged to the Order of the Hermits Shoes of Santo Agostinho. It is the largest temple in the city and the size of the body of the church stands out for the personality of the bell tower.

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Igreja da Misericórdia

Baroque temple, built between 1681 and 1710, surprises for its interior beauty. The architecture, of a single nave with a barrel vault, has painted the royal weapons of D. João V with the Order of the Order of Christ.

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Igreja de Santiago

The Church of Santiago results from the 16th century reconstruction of a primitive building, whose original temple was probably built during the reign of D. Afonso Henriques, having undergone several remodeling works, namely in the 18th century.

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Igreja de São Pedro

Second parish church, it is decorated with a precious Manueline portal with round arches and flanked by a 16th century bell tower. The temple is dark, with three naves and four spans of perfect return.

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Igreja de Santa Maria do Castelo

The church of Santa Maria do Castelo is the oldest parish church in the city and would exist in the time of D. Afonso Henriques. The two portals (main and side) are classified as a National Monument, and are the only Romanesque remains in the municipality.

Turcifal

Igreja de Santa Maria Madalena

It took almost a century to build, this majestic temple with influences of different styles, is considered one of the most important and monumental in the entire district of Lisbon, both for its size and the richness of the marble covering of different colors.