Also known as the Parish Church of Chamusca, its patron saint is S. Brás. It was built by D. João da Silva, second grantee of Chamusca and Ulme. Only the Manueline portico remains from its original building. It has undergone several renovations over the centuries. It is a single-nave church. It has several side chapels. The presbytery has paintings with floral motifs in the text and a central entrance for outside light. The main altar and the two side altars have gilded carvings. There are some aesthetic differences between the three. The main altar has a throne and the cherubs stand out. The side altars have an image of Saint Sebastian and Saint John the Evangelist. The carvings and paintings are more dilapidated than those on the main altar.

With a simple but beautiful architecture

it's worth visiting

Its unique architecture

The Chamusca Parish Church is beautiful.

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Religious place with a lot of history

The church is very beautiful and I think you will enjoy seeing it. I always liked seeing it, because I was born right next door, in that square!

A beautiful church with plenty of parking space nearby and free of charge

Very Welcoming Church!

(Translated by Google) Nice place of worship (Original) Bonito local de culto