The Mother Church, forms an artistic set with the cross/staircase, and with the old parochial residence. Medieval in origin and rebuilt in the 16th century. XVI continued with its renaissance imprint. It was having reforms and complements. Among the pieces that decorate the interior of this Church, the highlight goes to the pulpit, more specifically to the base that supports it. In the churchyard, the monumental baroque cross

Cruzeiro do Adro is one of the monuments that most won the admiration of visitors. Baroque work with a Solomonic column (18th century). It is composed of a single piece of granite, artistically enhanced, 28 palms high and with a spiral-shaped column. The capital, with acanthus leaves and volutes, is surmounted by groups of angels sown on the four sides of the prismatic body, on which rises a beautiful carved cross with floral endings. Its historical value is monumental and undeniable.

The Pulpit stands out for its uniqueness. It’s from Sec. XVIII, first half, of the so-called Joanine baroque and all in gilded and polychrome carving. The figure of Atlantean, who supports the pulpit itself, stands out due to its unusualness. It is popularly known as “Janardo”: A human figure (1.30 m) also made of wood

Next door, in the cemetery, you can find a centenary game tree.