Large stone wall rosea in the shape of a polyhedron. Has canhoteiras and bunkers that denote great simplicity and rigour. Barracks and other dependencies are organized in a set of several volumes.

Peniche is surrounded partly by 16th century walls that surround the white houses divided by narrow streets. The ramparts defended the city from that time, in conjunction with the Fort of consolation and the Fort of São João Baptista das Berlengas. However, during the Peninsular War, proved weak, succumbing to the Napoleonic invasions of 1807.

Given the bedrock of cloths of wall, the fortifications of the Citadel are irregular route. Inside the fortress are the chapel of Santa Barbara, baluarte round, large cistern, the bunkers and the whole parade grounds. The Citadel served as a political prison since the 18th century until the 20th century.

Located next to praia da Consolação, was built in the mid 17TH century. The door is surmounted by the Royal Arms and the bridge over the moat is supported by two barrel-vaulted galleries.

This temple was constructed in the 14th century and it displays a primitive Gothic character, dimed by Manueline elements, such as the sacristy door, and Mannerist features like the lateral chapels and the total coverage in pattern glazed tiles. On the nave ceiling it is possible to observe some panels picturing scenes from the Old Testament.

Laundry located in the Centre of Peniche, where you show the characteristic tiles, surrounding the monument.

This pillory has a flat shaft settled in a three steps base. It is topped a capital rather worked.

Tribute to rendilheiras of Peniche, town traditionally linked to bobbin lace lace, at least since the 17th century. Every year the municipality of Peniche celebrates the day of Rendilheira.

Praceta embellished with several fountains of attractive design, forming a modern and airy architectural set.

Portrait representative of poet Luís de Camões, one of the biggest symbols of the Portuguese language and literature.