The eight-arch bridge, which is represented in the city's coat of arms, crosses the river that flows into the Atlantic Ocean and which gives the municipality its name. It is one of the highlights of the city of Ribeira Grande and forms the connection between the eastern and western parts of the city. Below, between the river, stands a leafy garden.

Parish church dating from 1517 and dedicated to the Purification of the Blessed Virgin. In the sacristy, highlights are the treasure pieces, of great historical value. Also, noteworthy is the Capela dos Santos Reis Magos, also inside.

Lighthouse situated above the Pierced area. Provides one of the most beautiful panoramic views of the island of São Miguel.

This is the latest village in the Azores, having been elevated to town only in 2004. Here is the biggest fishing port in the Azores. Its name comes from the fact that one of its ends of earth being similar to a fish tail.

Statue built in 2003, representing men with fishing nets. Intends to honor the fishermen of Rabo de peixe.

Church dating from the 18TH century, where stands a chapel in talha.

Statue erected in honor of José Paulo Tavares.