Chapel built in 1760, at the behest of the Cistercians of Alcobaça, and dedicated to the cult of our Lady of the afflicted. Stands out for its facade, covered the standard tiles, blue and white.

Temple of ornate Mannerist style with a set of 1468, representing our Lady of mercy and with gilded altars. The exterior features animated straight lines by clipping the pediment.

Beacon installed at the Fort of San Miguel since 1903. Serves to aid navigation. And has currently a bright range of 15 miles, being completed by a warning beep in days of fog.

Statue representing the dual role of the Nazarene mother, linked to the art of fishing and, simultaneously, the dedication to their children.

Marble sculpture that honors the castaways of the region, deployed by the Centro Cultural da Nazaré and facing the sea.

Temple built in the late 16th century, the Chiesa Madre (mother church) of the former town of flint. Inside, the altar of gilded 17TH century, where they meet two 17th century screens.

Typical mill example of Western region, situated in the hills of the fishery, one of the highest altitude zones of the municipality, with fabulous views of the Northern beaches and Nazareth.

Tribute sculpture to farmworkers of Valado dos Frades, linked to agriculture, in counterpoint with the inhabitants of the Nazarene shorelines (Flint, Place and Village of Nazareth), with sea-related activities.

Chapel located in marginal da Nazaré, right on the seafront. It is characterized by possessing unique ship and a chancel. But the real highlight is the façade, covered with tiles, with a record depicting the Patron Saint.

This guest house is located in one of the main roads in the municipality of Nazaré, three kilometers from the village. Its proximity to the beaches of the area makes it a place of increased interest for those seeking a vacation by the sea.