A small palace of bourgeois features, where one should notice the symmetry of the façades and the axis of the prominent main façade. One should also pay close attention to the grandeur of the atrium and the stairway leading up to the main floor, as well as the mural paintings in some of the rooms.

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It is the only accommodation of this friendly and popular beach. Inaugurated in 1997 as accommodation, was later transformed into a hotel, currently offering 16 bedrooms, a friendly bar and a cosy lounge.

Old solar dos Aguilares, which was later transformed in Paços do Concelho, tax office and a guard post. In 1958, was inaugurated here the Municipal Museum.

Between 1811 and 1816, Almeida Garrett French invasions took refuge in this House. Years later, returns to the island and passes to reside at the Palace of the captains Generals.

Baroque building built in the 18th century. The coat belongs to the former home of the back of Arronches, Avilezes and Sousas Juzartes, which later became Viscounts of Portalegre.

Small Romanesque-Gothic Chapel of rectangular plant and frontispiece in truncated Gable. Features ogive portal and, in the lateral façades, dogs simple and two small cracks.

A covered sports pavilion with synthetic floor and lateral seats, 1 soccer field with an earth floor, 4 tennis courts, one of which is covered, and a gymnasium.

Bronze Age engravings carved into the lateral surface of two granite boulders, placed side by side. The images represent serpentine motifs, horseshoes and zoomorphic figures.

The 17TH-century church that was expanded in the 20th century. Has lateral altarpieces in torn niches on the walls of the nave, which are Mannerist gilded. The fonts and the belfry are Mannerist.