It must have been the first public fountain of the city, benefiting from the excellent waters of the Alfama slope. It was rebuilt for the last time in the XVIII century and the house addorsed is a mixture of colours, materials and styles.

A shop that sells regional products of São Vicente and globally of the Madeira island. Among the articles, one can find the well known Madeira embroideries that still occupy a part of the daily spare times.

Bar with 30 years of history, very popular on warm summer evenings, a time which is situated a few metres from a beautiful beach. It is also a good place to watch the sunset at the end of a day.

One of the key players of the night the Bairro Alto. Meeting point for diverse audiences, this bar is animated with sounds ranging from lounge to Electronica. The decor is rustic and as the name implies, is the time of Maria Cachucha.

The Vilarinha Theatre is the house of the theatral company Pé de Vento, founded in the end of the 70ies. Through the times, the company managed to have its own public and join many writers and actors to the project.

Casa Pinto, located in Monsaraz, offers five bedrooms decorated with motifs depicting the places conquered by Portugal at the time of discovery. Dili, Macau, Mombasa, Goa and Asilah are the names of the baptism of the five rooms.

Baroque church of primordial construction from medieval times. Presents longitudinal plant and consists of nave, chancel, side chapel and sacristy. The interior is of coro-high and the main altarpiece of the gilded Baroque style.

Church of a single nave and chancel, the latter foolishly covered in gilt and polychrome. Highlight to the crypt with access from the altar table, which shows this feature compared to the other existing Temple of time and location.

This church is inserted in the last phase from the Romanic period, and it has already undergone several transformations through the time. From the primitive outline it is still preserved a doorway on the south lateral façade and the corbels.

Necropolis with graves made of stone or brick, lined and covered with marble slabs. Architectural elements visigóticos prove the survival of occupation at this time. Arises also from the Roman period pottery and home construction.