Dating back to 1607, this convent was sacked by pirates in 1616 and in 1675. It was then rebuilt in 1725 on the initiative of Friar Agostinho de San Francisco, dating from this time a set of valuable tiles. Currently, it houses the City Council, the Court of the District of Vila do Porto and the Finance and Treasury Department.

Chapel attached to the convent of San Francisco, this church was the Franciscan convent of our Lady of victory. The interior preserves interesting two tile panels dating from the 17th century, representing the miracles of Santo António.

This former convent was built in 1594 by father Corvelo Resende. This convent belonging to the order of the Poor Clares, which had as its Patron Saint Santa Maria Madalena, nothing remains. Inside, the altarpieces and the Rococo pulpit.

This former convent houses the Municipal Library.

The history of this church dates back to a small chapel dedicated to St. Peter, erected in the 16th century. It was restored in 2007.

Monument erected in honor of discoveries, located at the center of a flower bed, in front of the bandstand of Vila do Porto.

Cylinder wheel dating from the 19TH century. This cylinder in basaltic stone road was used to soften the old paths of lapilli.

To get to this small chapel, dating from 1925, have to climb 150 steps, the same number of beads. The first chapel was built in honor of our Lady of Fatima, soon after the construction of the chapel of the apparitions in Fatima. Offers fantastic panoramic views.