In this hotel, placed by the Marquês de Pombal, all the rooms are equipped with bathroom, telephone, satellite TV, safe and mini-bar. In the common spaces, the cocktail bar and the meeting-hall stand out. It organizes tourist tours.

Modern and functional building that offers all the conditions necessary for a pleasant stay, whether you are on holiday or on business. The location, in the most recent area of Ponta Delgada, ensures an easy trip to the airport, marginal or out of town.

The attractiveness of this garden, with trees that stand out, resides in its boxwood in the shape of the Cross of the Order of Malta, that remained there until 1834. The drawing is sculpted on the building's blocks and in several elements of the farm. Visits must be previously reserved.

A park with abundant vegetation, a bandstand, and an ice cream stand. Inside, a small waterfall built of Escusa stone and adorned with a copy of the Brussels "Manneken Pis" statuette stands out. The garden also has a children's playground.

A noble house with a granite masonry facade, where the main door stands out, protected by a porch with a typical design. As was customary in Jewish homes, the door is wide with a lintel, chamfered jambs, and divisions at the back to mark the hierarchy.

House probably built in the 16th century, where stands out a window with bevelled jambs and a straight lintel decorated with bow conopial and another window with a small apron and a straight lintel decorated with double inverted arch.

This Chapel, dating from the 17TH century, it was later altered in the 18TH century and expanded in the 20th century. It was built on a very simple vernacular style, standing out the shot of the facades in cornice in whole rolls and the main altarpiece.

Built to be the Banco Comercial do Porto, in 1843, it was sold in 1935 and became the headquarters of the Instituto do Vinho do Porto, manager and supervisor institution of the port wine. The magnificent skylight at the library room stands out.

Conventual church dated from the XVII century, with harmonious façade, single nave and rectangular main chapel. In 1994 repairing and adaptation works were carried out turning the former conventual rooms into tourism lodgings.

The former Elvas Cathedral, built in 1517 to a design by Francisco de Arruda, underwent significant modifications in the 17th century. It has a longitudinal plan and consists of three naves. The 17th- and 18th-century tilework stands out.