Parish Church of St. George

This church was built in 1779, at the initiative of Abbot Manuel Barbosa Duarte, although the decoration of its interior is later. It features a longitudinal plan of a single nave, chancel and bell tower. The façade is lined with recent industrial tiles, of monochrome pattern with blue stumcell, and is bounded by pilasters, which are divided into two cloths. The main cloth is torn by a portal, surrounded by pilasters, and by a window encimated by a curved pediment surrounded by spires, covered by a trilobed Latin cross, symbol of the Holy Trinity (God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit). The second cloth is composed of the bell tower of three registers marked by cornice and stone frieze, completed by somewhat pyramidal dome.

Its interior enjoys four 19th-century side altarpieces (dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Sacred Heart of Mary, Our Lady of Fatima, and Our Lady of Pains), a gilded and polychrome high altarpiece, and a stucco ceiling, with decorative elements typical of the neoclassical style, where the representation of the Sacred Custody surrounded by winged angels depicted by winged angels, which emerges. , Eucharistic symbol.

Chapel of Our Lady of Light (Vilar)

This chapel features a longitudinal plan of a single nave and chancel. It is a construction, dating from 1904, erected in the center of vilar place, next to a churchbuilding with a bandstand, built during the last century. It has a façade lined with recent industrial tiles, of monochrome pattern with blue stout, cut by a portal and three windows, the largest being covered by a triangular pediment, adorned by spires and a granite Latin cross. Inside, we highlight the crate ceiling adorned by the image of Our Lady and the main altarpiece with tribune to the center, where the small image of the Patroness appears.

Chapel of Our Lord of Miracles (Vilar)

Modernist chapel built in 1994 in a desert of the place of Vilar, similar to the Cathedral of Brasilia, designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer. It has seven concrete columns that converge in a central circle, supported by columns. The chancel is embellished by the sculpture of the Lord of Miracles on a radiance. It is closed by a large glass mirror.

Chapel of St. Mamede (Gração)

The chapel is a small building of simple longitudinal plan, flanked by bell tower, built in 1787, on a small elevation in the center of the place of Gração. The frontispiece is torn by a portal flanked by two small gable windows. In the center, quadrifolio oculus and watch, covered by triangular pediment, covered by trilobed Latin cross. The main façade is lined with recent industrial tiles, of monochrome pattern with blue stupendous. Its interior has an altarpiece of gilded and polychrome carving, with tribune to the center, where is the Patron.

Chapel of St. Benedict of the Pebble (Gração)

Simple chapel, of longitudinal plan of a single nave, built on an elevation, in 1988, by the people of the place of Gração and immigrants, in honor of St. Benedict. It has a porch façade, supported by two granite pillars and an arched portal, overcome by latin cross.