Also known as the Chapel of São Sebastião, this small temple was rebuilt in 1745 and stands out for its unique architecture, featuring a cubic main chapel crowned by a hemispherical dome. Inside, visitors are greeted by striking trompe l’oeil wall paintings and 18th-century canvases depicting scenes from the life of Saint Sebastian.
An intimate space filled with history, where Baroque art and popular devotion come together in an atmosphere of rare beauty.
