Filipino fountain dating from 1636, having been dismantled in the 19th century, leaving only the bowl and the base. It was later reconstituted and reset in the Plaza Francisco Meireles.

Chapel dated from the XVI century, composed by the main chapel, the vestry and two rooms annexed to the lateral façades. Formerly it was called the Ermida de São Marcos.

Church built in the 16th century and later rebuilt, with the current building dating from the 18th century. Highlight for its images, especially the one of Senhor Santo Cristo.

18th century font with backrest. Presents two central top chart and spouts in mandorla. The tank is central and rectangular and still has two other placed laterally.

Located at the top of Monte Estoril and only five minutes from the beach and the train station, this hotel is a cosy haven of rest. Suffered a deep renovation, reopening in 2008, showing now most modern and well-equipped rooms, providing a view of the sea.

The Maequis of Ponte de Lima lived on this farm, with its baroque garden. It has several classed bottanical examples. There are vine covered trails, sided by flowers. The farm may be visited under previous appointment with the owner (258515167), since it is now a hotel.

Small garden next to the Railway station, where an old news stand is now used as a box-office. In the centre is the sculpture of the “Homem do Leme” (the man in the rudder), by Francisco Santos and, among the vegetation, a art nouveau glazed tiles panel: The Seagull.

Convent founded in the 16th century, more precisely, in 1537. About dating back to the 17th century and belong to the set of fences of convent of Capuchin Province of piety. Once in the 19th century this monument now belongs to the Town Hall, also works as a cemetery.

Built by Companhia Aliança (Funição de Massarelos) it is an important piece of "Iron Architecture". It presents numerous constructive and decorative elements that reveal the technical and plastic suitability of iron's potential. In the past it was a fruit market and now a place for exhibitions and other cultural events.

Supatra's restaurant is a landmark of Thai cuisine in Portugal. Open since 1991, and now in new premises, in a restored 1928 cellar. Is located in the historic village of Oakwood, right near the Budha Eden and Óbidos. The menu is genuinely very tasty Thai and modern.