This House belongs to the set of the former quinta do Marquês de Pombal Palace. Landscaped space where some works, such as the tank with two Tritons sculpted and some tile panels. Are these tile panels that, with your motives of faina and fishing, gives the name to this House.

A church with only one nave and the walls covered with tiles that date back to the 18th century. By the triumphal arch there is a Rocaille moneybox with a painting of Our Lady.

Monument erected in 2001 to commemorate the start of construction of the Parque dos Poetas.

18th century house originally owned by Don Marco António de Azevedo Coutinho, fidalgo and Secretary of State of Dom João v. architecture features Rococo and is surrounded by a wall whose gate is flanked by busts in Greek style. Currently, works a Spanish Institute here.

This Chapel, also known as Chapel of the Manor, integrates the Palácio do Marquês de Pombal. It is designed by the architect Carlos Mardel and was dedicated to our Lady of mercy. In the interior, especially the stuccoes of the Italian John Grossi, the three altars with paintings by André Gonçalves and the representation of the life of the Virgin.

A church with an interior formed by a nave and a high altar. It has three altars with 18th century retables and its two domes are adorned by Rococo stucco.

A church built at the end of the 17th century, that has tiles dating back to 1692 by Gabriel del Barco and marble retables.

Statue erected in tribute to actor-arcuense Palace José de Castro.

Chapel erected in uncertain date, in honor of Saint John the Baptist.