A beach that is hardly accessible. To get down to it one must descend a 200 metres high stairway. Below, there is a small stretch of sand and clam waters. It has quality restaurants with typical dishes.

Located in front of City Hall, this is a very simple garden with greenery and benches. Inside, a floral greenhouse and a pond stand out. For younger children, there's a playground in the background.

Convent founded in the 16th century, more precisely, in 1537. About dating back to the 17th century and belong to the set of fences of convent of Capuchin Province of piety. Once in the 19th century this monument now belongs to the Town Hall, also works as a cemetery.

A library that has around 15 thousand books and 400 audiovisual documents. It has an infantile and juvenile space.

This old barn of three ships that had no access through the ground floor, for if he thinks that would avoid the rat infestation. Currently works as a space of cultural dissemination, in charge of the City Hall.

Palace built in the XVII century and adapted to be the City hall in the end of the XIX century. It was profoundly remodelled in the 1940s. All the entrance set and the accesses are decorated with glazed tile panels from 1940.

Nice bar located in the sea, where Doors Gallery stands out the fantastic panoramic view you get of the Esplanade. Young and relaxed environment, with several scheduled parties, with incidence on the weekends.

Bronze bust honoring d. Frei Caetano Brandão, noble son of the parish who was Bishop of Pará and Archbishop of Braga.

Erected in 1851 by John Pomeroy Dabney, son of the American Consul in the Azores, this building housed the residence and the winepress of the Dabney Family.

A space composed of an infantile and juvenile room, a general reading room, a media room and an auditorium/multi uses room.