A soccer field with a lawn and semi-covered seats with a capacity for 3500 spectators. Used by the club Imortal de Albufeira.

This ethnographic museum exhibits utensils and machibes once used by the population of the parish in agriculture, its main economic activity.

A section of the Ethnographic Museum of Lousã, composed of an olive oil press and a flour mill that use the same water stream.

Ancient source of diving, protected by a granite structure, where the local population was going to fetch water for everyday uses.

Set of four excavated caves in limestone, circular Chamber with skylight and corridor, used as necropolis in the Final Neolithic\/Chalcolithic.

Statue that reminds us that Vila do Bispo was once called the Algarve's granary due to its many windmills.

17th century Church of great austerity rebuilt in 1777. It was used as a munitions depot of the troops of Wellington. The altarpieces in talha.

Water mill used to grind the cereal next to which is a flax mill, single copy in the municipality, protected by an awning.

Currently with the current use of farm this farm founded in 1742 possess a garden and a manor with architectural details extremely interesting

The Sundial of Farrier's House, adossado the main façade of this local restaurant, is a granite structure used for measurement of solar hours.