A museum that displays various exhibits related to Madeira's lighthouses, from photographs to documentation. The lighthouse sits on a cliff at Ponta da Vigia, the westernmost point on Madeira Island.

Set of 50 apartments located in praia da Rocha, only 150 metres from the sea. It offers a swimming pool for adults, one for children and a snack bar.

Baroque-style house, built in 1751 by Duarte Pereira da Silva, being a work of the celebrated architect Nasooni. Offers a breathtaking view over the Valley of Lima.

Johannine building, with design by Manuel da Maia, built by King John V in 1750. Presents the façade crowned by a small bell tower and boasts a Royal arms.

Church where stands out the retable of 17th century carved with Angels musicians and the Golden altar, 1553, painted and upholstered by the painter of Sernache, Belchior da Fonseca.

A bronze bust of Domingos Nogueira da Costa, located at the centre of a roundabout with a lawn and with two half moons in blue glassed tiles, reminding two sea waves.

Porta da Ravessa or Porta do Sol is one of the two doors of the castle and holds the mark official mark that cloth manufacturers had to bear in markets and fairs.

The Portas da Vila, also known as Portas de Santa Maria, are one of the most characteristic monuments of Campo Maior, and also one of the main entrances to the town.

The dispatch room decor, the ceiling, the frescoes and the Manueline portal. Has a central wooden table too big and old. There are, currently, the assemblies of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia.

Located in the heart of the Serra da Cabreira, among magnificent steep rocks, the Salamonde dam allows for the practice of sports with restrictions. It is a vault-type dam on the Cávado River.