Church with nave, presbytery, chancel, side chapel and sacristy. It has a high choir inside and a baptistery in the sub-choir, in the body of the bell tower. The carved main altarpiece is painted white, and the decoration is marked in gold with a rococo structure with neoclassical elements.

16th century religious monument composed of a nave, high choir, chancel, sacristy and a room used as a doctor's office. The mortuary chapel serves as an infirmary and has an autopsy room. Also, noteworthy are the Mannerist portal and the vegetal motifs in the main chapel.

O Barão, with quite an effective service, is on of the best serving restaurants in the Faial Island and also in the archipelago. It serves a good set of entries. The comfort and friendliness of the Azores are also apparent. Good wine list with a special note to the main local wines.

A welcoming space that is over 50 years old, rustc yet comfortable, located on an old villa that has two floors. It has two dining rooms and a small exhibitions lobby. A special not to the centennary stairway and to the Cartaxeiro Fountain at the main entrance.

This convent originated from a donation dated 1641, in which Father Inácio Coelho made available the land for the construction of the convent and its surrounding grounds. Inside, the polychrome Baroque woodcarving of the altarpieces of the main altar and the side altarpieces is particularly noteworthy.

The Praça da Liberdade has known several names along the centuries. Its construction was due to the progressive growing of the city. It was a meeting point for politicians, writers and artists and became a place searched for all classes. Among other marking events there will always be the death by hanging of the liberals, in 1829, (after this rehabilitated as “liberty martyrs”. In 1866 is open the monument to the liberal King, a tribute of the city to D. Pedro IV. The Portuguese Republic was first proclaimed here, January, 31st, 1891. In 1916, when the city council decided to …

Situated in the historic Streets of glory, between the peaceful Praça da Alegria and the busy Elevator of glory, the Carnival is a relaxed restaurant and Portuguese food, at affordable prices. The menu pays homage to Mediterranean cuisines, a game between the good Portuguese food and some of the best culinary traditions of Spain, France and Italy. The Cod lasagna and Duck risotto are two examples, presented daily at the hands of Chief Narciso. At night the atmosphere is conducive to more time-consuming and intimate dinners, while at lunch there are different menus every day for those who want to …

This tour allows you to learn a little about the city's history and appreciate the architecture of typical Oliveira houses and old manor houses. You can also visit the Main Church, one of the most important monuments, and stroll through beautiful gardens.

Space with a regular calendar of artistic and cultural events, with special emphasis on music and theater. It also has the capacity to screen films and hold conferences, among other events. It consists of a main room with capacity for 502 spectators, a bar/foyer and dressing rooms.

Seven houses and three suites compose the Monte das Faias. The houses are independent and, besides a suite, have a room with a kitchnette. The main houses serves meals and the fireplace is lit in the cold nights. It has two swimming pools, on indoors and the other outdoors.