A gallery that exhibits its orks mostly through the internet. One may nevertheless visit the shop, located in Angra do Heroísmo, and view the oil paintings that pictures landscapes of the Terceira island.

A must visit place, the Praça da Ribeira is the widest space in this historical area of the city. Decorated by the fountain of St. John and the controversial "Cube", the square is a place of very popular esplanades and bars.

A cave located in the Louções Hill, in the parish of Esperança, on the southern boundaries of the Natural Park of the São Mamede Hill. This cave has part of an important set of outdoors cave paintings but may not be visited.

A river beach located in a location of great scenic beauty. It offers support infrastructure that allows for pleasant leisure moments. Be sure to visit the Chapels of Nossa Senhora da Piedade and Lousã Castle.

It's a large beach that stretches all the way to the river. You can enjoy visiting the caves and the furnas (holes) in the rocks. There are numerous campsites near the beach. There are also simple restaurants with delicious menus.

Cruise probably built in the 18th century, consisting of a platform with five steps where rests a column shaft of circular cross-section without base and capital of circular cross-section crowned by protruding rings. It is surmounted by a square piece, on which rests the cross of rectilinear rods.

Built between 1619 and 1628, it forms a unique body with the Carmo Church. Without exterior greatness, it has an austere baroque style. In the XIX century, the Municipal Guard, present GNR, was installed at the annexed convent. It has a simple façade, belonging to the ancient convent of the Carmelitas Descalças.

Situated in the Centre of the city, this hotel stands out because it is cozy, well decorated, Soundproofed rooms and friendly service.

Located near the square Dona Estefânea, the garden stands out for having many trees and for being quite peaceful.

Large cruise with punch in the shape of a square with three steps, standing out for the originality of the cross that exposes the unequal arms.