Located in the centre of Cascais, this typical Irish pub is a peaceful and pleasant space with ambient music and accessible prices. From 5 pm to 7 pm it is Happy Hour time, when Guiness beer is served at half the normal price. It has live music on thursdays, fridays and saturdays.

The Quinta dos Amigos is the ideal place for those who want to rest. This is a 19th century farm house, which was recovered, keeping the architectural moth. The accommodation ranges from studios to 3 bedrooms, equipped with crockery, bed linen and towels, TV, internet access and central heating.

Small font that makes the place even more cosy. In addition to the small water tanks can be seen a tile Panel and an inscription which dates from 1997, date of construction of the fountain, by the Parish Council of the village of pie hole. The stairs give access to source a small garden.

Only the lower part of the furnace of two pear-shaped kilns can be observed, with a small access corridor and three arches supporting the grate (which has since been demolished). Waste materials from the manufacturing process were found in two pits located south of the kilns.

Built in 1997 with the aim of facilitating farmers' access to their banana plantations and vineyards, it soon became a tourist attraction. It is privileged access to Fajã da Rocha do Navio and the Sítio da Rocha do Navio Natural Reserve, providing stunning views.

Working composed by the church body, single nave, transept and main chapel, vestry, annex and conventual rooms. At the main chapel stands out the rococo carved retable, semicircular vault with perspective painted wood ceiling, representing Nossa Senhora do Carmo and a set of four paintings from José Rasquinho, representing the life of Santo Elias. At the Convent stands out the main façade, with three bodies, three panes delimited by pilasters, angles and ashlar mansonry cyma, with three interspaces for each floor.

Fountain that embellishes this main square.

A village located on the foothills of the Sirigo mountain, that owes its name to the abundant aechaeoligical vestiges of the region, menhirs, dolmens and graves carved on the rocks. Mostly two megalithic monuments are worth a visit, the necropolis of Lareira de Cima and the menhir of the Valley of Maria Pais. The houses feature a regional architecture, with ornamented romanesque windows. A special note to the mother church and to the chapels of Saint Silvestre and of Saint Miguel as well.

Chapel of mannerist architecture. The lateral facades have to illuminate the zone the main altar. Features inside confessionals built, holy water sink to flank the main portal and main altarpiece of gilt and polychrome, five axes.

Source built in 1898. Then little remains except the bowl with three gargoyles cast bronze and gable of embrechados, where he posted the tomstone Marmorata evocative to say: "this source and respective aqueduct were built by popular subscription in 1898." Sustained changes in recent years, losing the circular stone landmarks, that protected the loads of wagons.