It has 20 seats inside and 100 on the terrace. From June to September is open at dinner.

A typical house that serves regional dishes. During the winter time it is open only at lunch.

Nice area to offer 35 well-equipped rooms, bar with terrace, restaurant, swimming pool, playground and games room. Enjoy the beauty of the Golden Island, traversing the beautiful beaches and venturing by walking trails.

Green area with 36000 m2, which offers a breathtaking view over Funchal. Highlight for a lagoon with a small island, where ducks and swans live, for the bird aviaries and for some sculptures dedicated to different personalities.

Space also known as the Hélio Costa Museum, in honor of the person who wrote most of the lyrics for traditional dances. The collection on display portrays Carnival on this island, using exhibits, photographs, videos, documents, etc.

A building dating from the 19th century, currently the official residence of the Regional President of the Azores. Inside, highlights include some 18th and 19th-century furniture and a collection of tiles from old churches on the island.

Monument located on top of the Pico das Cruzinhas, one of the three peaks of Mount Brazil, erected in honor of the Fifth Centenary of the settlement of the island of Terceira (1432-1932). It is a concrete monument surmounted by a cross of Christ.

Located by the city's seashore avenue, this may bee the ideal place for a traditional Portuguese meal. With a simpkle and effective service, the restaurant has the best of the Azores islands. Good glass beer and good wine list.

Recipe: Put flour in a bowl, covered with boiled olive oil, and make a hole in the middle. Add orange juice, brandy, eggs, salt, and water. Knead everything and leave it to rest for about two hours. Spread the dough in thin layers with the help of a rolling pin and divide it into large slices. Make small cuts in the middle and fry the coscorões in hot olive or vegetable oil. Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon before serving.

Museum opened in 2005, where most of the great Portuguese artists are represented, and some foreign ones, and where visitors can learn about the evolution of Visual Arts over the last 25 years. Open every Saturday, Sunday and holidays.