Building of religious architecture, located at the southern end of the village, classified as a National Monument since 1910..

Building of religious architecture, located at the southern end of the village, classified as a National Monument since 1910. Temple dedicated to Santa Maria Maior, patron saint of the parish of Góis, whose construction corresponds to different moments, namely the 15th, 16th and 19th centuries. With a longitudinal plan comprising a nave, chancel, two side chapels (on the left side we have the Chapel of S. José; on the right side the Capela das Almas), sacristy and former sacristy.

Inside, among other works of art of great importance, the imposing tomb of D. Luís da Silveira stands out. This work is attributed to Diogo de Castilho and Diogo de Torralva. The church’s bell tower, square in plan, is to the left of the temple, separated from its main body.

Possible visit to integrate other spaces in the historic center of the village.

Examples are the Goiense Memory Reference Centre, Misericórdia Church, Largo do Pombal and the Painted Ceilings of the Town Hall.

Source: https://www.cm-gois.pt/visitgois/patrimonio/cultural/patrimonio-cultural-material/imoveis-classificados/poi/igreja-matriz-de-gois-tumulo-d-luis-da-silveira