Modern and comfortable Hotel, located in the access of the main entrance of Covilhã, the present great infrastructures for a leisure or business stay. Is a good starting point to learn about the historic villages of the region and for visiting the Serra da Estrela mountain and its ski slopes.

The work since the ' 80, the Residencial Sete Cidades is located in an ancient building in the Centre of Ponta Delgada. The privileged location provides easy access to main points of interest of the city. Offers 32 well-appointed rooms, breakfast room and living room.

Calvary with 14 crosses, of great simplicity, based on pedestals with inscription corresponding to the respective step of the Via Sacra. The access is made by wide stoop composed of twelve flights of eleven steps. The chapel was moved in the early 18th century, but retained the Mannerist moth.

Baroque House of L-shaped plant, consisting of two horizontal and articulated volumes with two floors. On the main facade stands out a coat and a staircase which gives access to the second floor, intended for housing (the ground floor was intended for the cellar and storage).

Isolated cruise, with access by steps of various heights, on the way to the castle of Sernancelhe. It is surrounded by gardens. Cruise protected by a porch of quadrangular, built in the 20th century. Has circular base pyramidal, where part of the fore-end with circular ring and cubic capital.

It has a square platform with Access to various steps with an open porch, with a square plan formed by four pillars. On the inside there is a flaming Calvary in Gothic style presenting in one of the sides, a crucified Christ, and on the other side the Senhora da Piedade (Piety Lady).

Municipal town with U-shaped plant with two floors and with coverage in homogeneous roof of four waters. Inside, there is a central atrium and a staircase of three parallel sections which gives access to the second floor, where some walls decorated with geometric designs.

Rocky Beach, isolated, situated in a Valley covered with reeds, being therefore limited access. There is a wooden staircase that connects you to the beach, which is full of rocks and pebbles, more visible when the tide goes out. Is frequented almost exclusively by fishermen.

Small beach between the cliffs, that owes its name to a shepherd who lived here. To get here you may take a boat, go down the cliff or, if there is low water, you find an access through the Barranco de Canas beach.

Fortified village dating from the iron age, from which there are still traces of two levels of walls.