Small chapel preceded by a porch whose roof rests on six columns. The nave ends in gable and the lateral façade has a rectangular window near the roof. The inside is very simple with a small altar of talha.

Private institution of public utility, without profit ends, which aims the socio-urbanistic dynamization, professional development, education and socio-cultural animation and cooperation with associations and institutions from the city historical area.

A statue that honours Vasco da Gama, the first man that travelled to India by sea. He connected Europe and Asia at the end of the 15th century and has an important place in the world's history. He was born in Sines.

A temple built by the citizens of Palhais at the end of the 15th century. It has a rectangular plan and two funerary chapels of the 1500s. The main part of the building is covered by 16th century tiles. Only the manuelin portico is classed.

Dated from the 16th century, from the original pillory it only persisted the end in square pyramid with the national and town Coat of Arms, the armillary sphere and Malta Cross that were inserted during this century reconstruction.

This stretch of Roman road descends the slope and crosses the village of Póvoa Dão descend to the river Dão, ending some fillies. Access by means of a pedestrian path (Roman Rail) or climbing the hillside by the Rail Viewpoint.

18TH century manor, East and Northeast by facades are more worked than the rest, with a monumental portal, Bay Windows along the upper floor ending with a balcony with two groups of masonry columns and wooden ceiling.

Considered the westernmost point of Iberia, the Cape is home to ancient legends that claim it's a place where the ocean is teeming with monsters. The inhabitants of Sagres also claimed that the sun made a noise when it set at the end of the day.

The Arade river ends with the Rocha Beach in the background and the parishes of Portimão and Lagoa (in the lovely Ferragudo parish) by its banks. The piers, on each bank, lend a special colour to the rather calm river and to the fishing boats.

The mouth of the Arda river. It is a very peaceful place with fabulous river views. The Arda river is born in Arouca and ends in the Douro river, in Oliveira do Arda. Formed by the connection between the Gondim and the Marialva rivers.