The church consists of a single nave and a main façade served by a two-flight staircase and a classically designed portico with a triangular pediment. The interior is covered by a barrel vault, and the main altar features a 16th-century altarpiece with fluted Ionic columns. It features painted panels, the main one depicting a Visitation, while the four side panels and three upper panels allude to the seven works of Mercy.

Taylor's offers several visits experiences allowing you to get to know the history of Port wine, the demarcated region of the Douro and Taylor's House. Be sure to try the Chip Dry (extra dry white) and the Late Bottled Vintage (LBV), in the elegant Library room. A terrace overlooking the city of Porto and a fine restaurant / banquet room complete the service.

Green space, ample and pleasant with tables and benches for picnics. Beautiful landscape but there's not much shade.

A modern bar/cafe, very much attended, with a typical Scottish decor and a pleasant atmosphere.

A 30 metres long river beach, made of earth and sand, surrounded by much vegetation.

A pleasant beach much attended by groups of children.It has some restaurants of some quality.

Quite a lovely beach in between cliffs, peaceful, much enjoyed by recreational fishing fans.