Capela de S. Mateus

The interior of the chapel houses a Baroque altarpiece in gilded wood from the 18th century, consisting of four Solomonic columns and high reliefs related to the patron saint of the temple. The patron, St. Matthew, is represented in the center by a wooden image, created in 1942 by Guilherme Ferreira Tedim.

Visits can be made during the day.

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

The Mannerist altarpiece and the diversity of statuary give the chapel significant artistic value, reflecting the evolution of religious art in the region.

The chapel is frequently used for religious celebrations, especially during the festivities in honor of St. Matthew.

The chapel stands out for its rich decoration and the diversity of images and elements from different historical periods.

The chapel was built during the 17th century, dedicated to St. Matthew, and has been an important center of devotion and worship for the local community.

Over the years, it has preserved its religious and cultural significance, reflecting the spiritual evolution of the region.