Convent built in 1593, at the time owned by the Franciscan friars. In 1834, after extinct religious orders, passed into the possession of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia of Torres Novas.

Ceramic oven which is believed to date from Roman times, whose mouth measures 3 by 0.7 meters and whose input is formed by two pillars in clay.

This is a set of artificial caves, initially opened for stone mining. Archaeological objects have been found here that may date back to the Neolithic period and into Roman times.

Small temple built at the end of the 17th century, an example of religious architecture with rural characteristics from that time. The fresco decoration in the altar area deserves special attention.

Bridge built in medieval times, probably on an ancient Roman bridge. Featured a single bow down with three yards wide and 4.5 meters in length, with only the bow.

In the centre from Soajo Main Square it is possible to find this pillory considered National Monument since 1910. It is a monument that witnessed the period of time in which Soajo was a town.

A rustic and welcoming space, surrounded by plants, that serves mainly fish and shellfish dishes and some vegetarian dishes. Open only at dinner time. It has a small terrace.

A classic and luxurious space, installed in the main room of Albufeira's old theatre. It offers several typical dishes of the Algarve to the sound of live music (three times a week).

Rustic and cosy restaurant with two nice dining rooms, serving good regional dishes. His specialty is the Portuguese style codfish and, at the time, the lamprey with rice or bordelaise.

Located at the Martinhal beach, this restaurant features a wide variety of fish and meat dishes, salads and pizzas, served by the ocean. During the winter it is open only at lunch time.