This is one of the most emblematic farms of Madeira, for here lived the Emperor Charles of Austria, after his exile in 1921. A cafeteria was placed at the Malakof tower for visitors. The tower, of indisputable beauty, offers a beautiful and romantic view of the hill. Around it there’s a garden with the same name, with a small fountain and a large rose garden.

This space organizes Minho festivals, every Saturday, between June and November, from 8pm to 1am. End of year and carnival parties also take place here. It operates on a fixed price basis with all-you-can-eat regional food and entertainment provided by Portuguese popular music bands.

Rustic house built in the mid-90 by two Germans who settled here. Then opened its doors to guests, who can also learn and help to work the iron in his workshop. It features four bedrooms and the home be rented in its entirety and, in this case, guests can enjoy the House and the kitchen.

Ample space that combines leisure area with areas of fun for all ages. Here you can find a children's playground, a skateboard area, cycling routes, a circuit of maintenance, a picnic area and a piece of public art by Lucinda Almeida and João Rodrigues, tribute to women in General and the role of almadenses in democracy.

Urban set in the shape of a spider web, created around the old Church of Santiago. There are several monuments here, including: the Santana Chapel, the Casa do Tejo, the Casa da Torre, the House Museum Vasco de Lima Couto, the Palace, the Clube Estrela, Vivenda Carolina and several other houses.

17th century house with U-shaped plant and with terrace in the middle. Stands out the ladder, all lined with tiles of different sections that end at the top by two balconies alpendradas. To close the terrace there is a wall with a gate surmounted by a pediment and crowned by a stone statue. Here lived and died Teixeira de Pascoaes.

The Doutor Domingos Barbosa House was planed by Nicolau Nasoni. It has two huge fronts, which open to a yard separated from the street by a wall decorated with blazonry, a pair of lions and two iris flowers. Inside, the unusual conception of the central stairs dominates the space. Here is the Guerra Junqueiro Museum.

The chapel, which burned in 1895, has very simple lines, with a masonry portal and an opening on the fronton, composed of a high altar and a sacristy. Two different architectural modules can be viewd here. Inside, one can find a John Paul II tile of the 1980s and a Saint Peter of the 18th century.

A spacious and pleasant space offering a wide variety of activities, such as golf lessons, archery, and traditional games. It also has an artificial lake (where you can practice sport fishing) and its biggest attraction: a corn maze. Here, you can even sleep on wheels in one of their gypsy caravans.

The museum is a result of Calouste Sarkis Gulbenkian’s will, an Armenian that gathered more than 6000 works of art during his life, that are now assembled in this beautiful space. It is an impressive collection, covering a temporal space from the ancient Egyptian empire until the XX century. Here are represented different civilizations and hemispheres.