A church in a rural location, by the sea, facing the sea to the north, surrounded by mountains. The altarpieces are of neoclassical white and gold carved wood, and the sacristy preserves Baroque elements.

A very small chapel with simple lines, nestled into a higher rock formation that protects it from the sea. It is one of the landmarks of São Vicente.

Chapel with simple lines on the exterior and richer interior decoration. A highlight is the altarpiece with three paintings depicting the Adoration of the Magi, Saint John the Baptist, and a bishop of the Church.

A church of eclectic construction with a simple facade, consisting of three naves, a transept, and a chancel with a gilded altarpiece.

A 1700s manor, typical of a welathy rural landlord, with a tower. It is sober and simple in its lines.

A pilgrim's house with doors and windows framed with the region's black masonry.

A typical farmer's house, where the Madeiran professor, journalist and writer Horácio Bento de Gouveia was born. The house was adapted to House-Museum in 1986.

A 19th century house covered by ceramic tiles, according to the Madeira's custom.

A 1700s house with some 20th century parts.

A small, rather unique, chapel-tower, built as a steep tower, rather simple façades and a very late revivalism. One can hear the sound of its mechanical clock in the entire parish.