This church features Baroque architecture and a longitudinal plan consists of nave and chancel. The belfry has a Bell and access on the rear face. The interior features chorus-high and, on the side of the Gospel, baptistery. Side altarpieces of carved polychrome and gilded Baroque style. The main altarpiece demonstrates a transition with baroque structure and national joanino decorative elements. In the sacristy are a Rococo carved altarpiece.

Construction of the 17TH-18th centuries which features two facades forming a right angle, both ground floor and piano nobile. Access to front door makes for a one-ladder section which provides access to a broad plateau. On the wall of the staircase are two perfect round niches, complemented with monumental mythological sculptures from the 18th century. Annexes of the Manor include stables, cellar, barn, oven and homemade House. The classification includes the annexes and the backyard.

Located on the left bank of the Távora river, Faia i close to the Vilar Dam. Its architectural heritage includes the Mother Church and stone tombs on the street. Its craftswork includes tin objects.

One of the few vestiges of the old medieval walls, with a quadrangular plan and prismatic battlements. It was adapted to a prison in the 16th century (D. Manuel I). It currently houses the Tourist Office and hosts temporary exhibitions.

In this farm the use of the glazed tiles is explored untill exsaustion: they cover walls, fountains, series of arches, benches and colonnades. You may say that the garden has more glazed tiles than plants. The polychromic paintings that decorate the churches and the garden benches and the paintings with religious motifs and campestrian scenes are remarkable.

It is one of the famous lagoons of the Sete Cidades (Seven Towns). Surrounded by an edenic scenery, it is quite inviting for a stroll or a picnic by its peaceful banks. The legend says the colour difference between the water of the lagoons is due to the tears once shed by a blue eyed princess and a green eyed sheperd as their love was not possible.

Library with a bibliographic collection of around 14,000 volumes and free internet access points.

The access is not easy but it is worth one's while. This belvedere has views of the Távora river.

Manueline arch that gives access to a Manor, leaning sideways on buildings built subsequently.

Pedestrian access to a sidewalk of the eighteenth century which retains its original features.