Church built in 1456, when Jácome came from Bruges to take charge of the captaincy. Highlights include its portals, the Manueline vaults of the side chapels and the Renaissance wooden altarpiece.

Church built in 1455, with three naves and a Bell Tower covered in tiles. Highlighting the high facade pediment and an empire located in the churchyard. Has undergone several renovations and reconstructions, due to the successive earthquakes.

Building dating from the 16th century, the present characteristics of the typical architecture of this era, like the outdoor staircase and the Bell Tower.

Farm belonging to a wealthy family that, throughout its century of existence, has worked as a private dwelling house, retail store, to cultivate several products and also as primary school and military headquarters. It was remodeled and adapted, currently running as the unit of Rural tourism.

16th-century Fort, sole survivor of the set of twelve forts that were part of the defensive system of the Bay of Praia da Vitória.

Fort located about 1200 metres from Forte de São Fernando, crossing fires with this and with the Fort of São Filipe. Was built by the Corregidor of the Azores in the 16th century, and is currently in ruins.

Fort located about 550 metres from Forte de Santo Antão, having both been constructed to defend the Bay and Praia da Vitória. Was sent up by the Corregidor of the Azores in the 16th century, and restored in the 19th century.

Statue erected in honor of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

Statue erected in tribute to the heroes of August 11, 1829. This day was the Naval Battle of Vila Praia.

Statue erected in honor of Vitorino Nemésio, poet and writer of the Azores.