Route starting from the Chapel Nossa Senhora dos Milagres, ending at Philippine Bridge the Cabril. Lasting approximately 3:0, allows contact with the historical and natural values. It is a route to high slopes, requiring physical exertion.

This route starts in the back Fat and ends in Água Retorta, having a length of about four kilometres and a duration of an hour. The route will pass through pastures, a thicket of cater and incense and a traditional grinding running two days a week.

Small circular route that begins and ends in the parish of Norte Pequeno, passing by the Fajãs of Mere, Crags and Tips. Starting at dairy Cooperative of Norte Pequeno, follows then along the village toward the sea. Be sure to enjoy the beautiful panoramas.

It belonged to the Franciscan until 1526 and to the Santo Agostinho Eremites until 1834. In the end of the XVII century and beginning of the XVIII century the convent was rebuilt. From the original plan only stands the Manueline granite portal of the main façade.

Bust erected in a square with the same name that intends to pay homage to this lawyer, statesman and liberal that he ended up becoming an inescapable figure in the history of Portugal. He is buried in the cemetery of the parish, according to his will, expressed in her will.

A manor, of the 1600s civilian architecture, that ends, on the east side, in a tower. It belonged to the family of the Morais, Pimentéis and Bacelares. The dome that united both houses that belonged to its owner was built in 1694. The manor was enlarged at the beginning of the 19th century.

A space devoted to exhibitions of religious artworks. It has paintings and sculptures of the 15th to 18th centuries and works of the primitive "Hospital da Confraria do Espírito Santo" (Hospital of the Holy Spirit Brotherhood) that was founded at the end of the 15th century.

In Vilamoura, the Tivoli Victoria is distinguished by elegance and sophistication present even in the smallest details. The suites are conspicuous by the good taste and comfort of the rooms is completed with a list of services specially designed thinking of a perfect stay from beginning to end.

Pombaline building with a simple rectangular plan with two floors, to present the main façade culminating in frieze, cornice and plain edge. It was probably built in the second half of the 18th century, suffering a total restoration at the end of the 20th century.

This is a John Carr designed construction, with a salient entrance in the façade. The main façade is neoclassical. According to the initial plan, the building should have four façades but it ended in a U form because of the financial availability to execute the back façade.