Place of great natural beauty, this is a pole of tourist attraction. The access can be made by foot or using the telpher railway. It has a belvedere on top, offering a lovely view of region natural beauty.

Rope-way teleferic opened in 2003, allowing the access to the fajãs (flat forelands that formed by lava flowing into the ocean and landslides and collapsing cliffs) at the Cabo Girão. It offers a lovely panoramic view.

Set of documental funds with monographs and publishing. It has a Legal depository since 1931 containing almost all the national library. Free internet access, multimedia and lending of books in the juvenile room.

Located in the historic center of Lisbon, in a building of the eighteenth century, these apartments combine a decoration in beige with accessories in bright colors. Have a living room, are accessible by lift and have a fully equipped kitchen.

A villa located in a quiet and accessible area, five minutes away from the Porto de Mós and Dona Ana beaches. It has well equipped rooms and leisure areas with tables and chairs.

Archeological site dominated by megaliths and featuring military and residential architecture of the period of the Late Bronze\/iron age. Is situated on a pile that are difficult to access. Features waist of walls and an urban agglomerate intramuros.

Rectangular plant, building simple, regular. Has sheltered porch by iron railing, access by two lateral staircases. On the first floor there are three Bay Windows enshrined by cast iron railings.

Neoclassical urban House, rectangular in plan, with two floors in a single volume with cover on roof of four waters. The facade features a terrace on pillars and an Iron Guard with access by two Bay Windows.

This is a small dimension church, with a single nave, main chapel and sacristy. The access to the second floor is done through a iron spiral staircase. From here leaves the most important procession of Lisbon.

This very simple Chapel, was built in the 18th century, suffering after profound changes in the 20th century. On the main facade, a fake frame, padded the belfry with access by stairs and intensely decorated altarpiece.