Sacred Art Museum

Built in 1923 in honor of St. Therèse of Lisieux, in neo-Gothic style.

Museum dedicated to human anatomy, with medical students of University of Taubaté as guides.

Built in Baroque style in 1861 by the fellowship of black brothers. The church is in a restoration process.

The church building is on Romanesque style. In the beginning of the 21st century, the Roman Catholic church was converted into a Melkite Greek church, because of the large group of Arabic migrants in the city. The Divine Liturgy of St John Chrysostom chapel uses Portuguese and Arabic for some prayers.

The first church built in this site is from 1645; the last major reform in 1945 changed the architecture to the Neocolonial style. The interior has gilded details all over the walls, and stained glass windows. It features the largest pipe organ in the Paraiba Valley.

Sanctuary of Sacramentinas sisters, the community was established in 1939.