Belonging to the set attached to the Águas Livres Aqueduct, an aqueduct, in stone, created to get water to the Terreiro do Paço de Queluz for consumption of the Royal Mews. The work was created in the place of two sources: the source of Gargantada and do Pocinho and served several fountains and fountains in Queluz. Built by d. João V, in 1731, was only to be done in the mid-19th century. The main section is 14 kilometres in length, of which eight in the municipality of Amadora.

Located on the left bank of the Arado river, this small stretch of sand has excellent lansdscapes. Quite pleasant and lovely, the Molhe Beach is sided by the Pintadinho Beach. A stone and cement sea wall separates the beaches (and the river from the sea) and ends in a small, yet lovely lighthouse. It is an excellent option to watch the fishermen or jog a little. To get to the beach, one may follow the river to its mouth or descend a steep cliff, at the Pintadinho Beach.

Recent historical research has brought to light new facts about Croft Port Wine Lodges. The earliest evidence of the company's activity back to the year 1588 confirming thus the Croft as the oldest house producer still in operation. The Croft family played a prominent role in the Port Wine industry and raised the Croft the distinction position that still holds today. Its cellars are open all year round and offer one of the most genuine and traditional visits to the world of Port wine. In addition to a test basis three special category Port wines (€ 5 per person), you …

A well preserved village that stands out for its small farms and old summer manors. A special note to the old summer manor of the House of Bragança, rather visited by the courts when they went to the São Pedro do Sul thermae.

A very old village where the historic centr stand out, as well as th rural architecture and th disposition of the houses. A special note to the masonry facade of the parish church and, inside, th sculptures of Saint Tiago and Saint Bárbara.

Inn set on a former convent from the XV century offering repose in a genuine monastic atmosphere, enjoying all the comfort and hospitable tradition. It has views of the historic area of Évora and stands out for its atmosphere and excellent service.

In the garden a tank, carved on the terrain, stands out, acceded by a wide stairwell, with baroque and Italian influences. Also a special note to other elements, such as the barrel vaults that separate the vineyards and the houses. Visits are possible under appointment with the owner (258947177).

Surrounding a manor of the beginning of the 20th century (art nouveau style), the garden of the Barbot Family's House features influences from the 19th century, with the decorative and architectonic elements standing out: grottos, bridges, a small lake, a greenhouse and a belvedere.

A pleasant space with some olive trees, wooden and metal tables and benches and a live coal barbecue out in the open. It has very well taken care of flowerbeds. It may be visited at night due to the fact that it has artificial lights.

Park offering magnificent views over the northern part of the island of São Miguel. This place stands out not only for its plant heritage, but also for some geological peculiarities, such as the paleosols and layers of pumice that you can find here.