Photos Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]  [2]  [3]  [4]  [5]
Built: Late 12th – early 13th century.
Romanesque elements: Intact after restoration in the 1930s, as described in the DGEMN Boletim [7].

Photos Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]  [2]  [3]  [4]
Built: 11th – 12th century.
Romanesque elements: Only the S portal and the lower part of the walls of the nave.
Notes: The rest of the church is a 14th century gothic reconstruction, in its turn restored in the 1930s, as described in the DGEMN Boletim [3]. The S portal could be considered to be "first romanesque".

Built: First half 13th century.
Romanesque elements: The E wall of the nave and all of the chancel.
Notes: The R capital of the chancel arch bears a striking resemblance to one of the W portal of Travanca.

Photos Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]  [2]  [3]
Built: Second half 13th century.
Romanesque elements: Intact after restoration in the 1950s, as described in the DGEMN Boletim [62].

Photos Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]  [2]  [3]
Built: Second quarter 13th century.
Romanesque elements: Intact after restoration in the 1950s, as described in the DGEMN Boletim [64].

Built: Mid 13th century.
Romanesque elements: Intact.

Photos Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]  [2]  [3]  [4]  [5]
Built: Mid 13th century.
Romanesque elements: Mostly intact; all but the chancel, albeit after restoration in the 1930s, as described in the DGEMN Boletim [17].

Photos Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]  [2]  [3]
Built: First half 13th century.
Romanesque elements: Mostly intact after extensive restoration in the 1930s, as described in the DGEMN Boletim [2].

Photo Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]
Built: Late 12th – 13th century.
Romanesque elements (transitional to gothic): The structure of the nave, the aisles and the transept (most capitals were cut), the 2 towers, and the rose window in the W façade, after extensive restoration in the mid 1940s, as described in the DGEMN Boletim [40-43].

Photos Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]  [2]  [3]  [4]  [5]
Built: Mid 12th – mid 13th century.
Romanesque elements: Intact after extensive restoration in the 1940s, as described in the DGEMN Boletim [23].

Photos Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]  [2]  [3]  [4]
Built: First quarter 13th century.
Romanesque elements: Intact after restoration in the 1930s, as described in the DGEMN Boletim [9].

Built: 13th century.
Romanesque elements: The exterior of the chancel. Little or nothing in the interior.

Photos Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]  [2]  [3]
Built: Second half 13th century.
Romanesque elements: The nave and the narthex. The chancel is largely a reconstruction from the 1940s.

Photos Vasconcellos / Marques Abreu (1918)  [1]  [2]  [3]  [4]  [5]  [6]
Built: Second half 12th – early 13th century.
Romanesque elements: Intact.

Built: T.b.a.
Romanesque elements: Only the chancel remains. Interior t.b.a.