Chapel of St. John the Baptist

The exterior of the chapel is modest, contrasting with the interior which, although simple, reflects the devotion of the local community.

Visits can be made during the day.

For information on mass times or events, it is advisable to contact the Cantanhede parish.

The chapel stands out for its Mannerist altarpiece made of Ançã stone, dating from 1648, consisting of three vaulted niches and a pediment featuring a representation of God the Father.

The stone statuary present in the chapel belongs to various periods, including images of St. James (15th century), St. John the Baptist (16th-17th centuries), St. Thomas (17th century), and St. Euphemia.

The presence of statuary from different periods and the Mannerist architecture give the chapel a unique character, reflecting the artistic and religious evolution of the region.

Founded in the 16th century, the chapel served as a center of worship for the local community, witnessing centuries of history and devotion.