Temple founded in the centuries XIV\/XV, suffered changes in later centuries. Outside the Chapel is topped by a large dome. Inside deserve particular reference tile flooring, the 17th century pulpit and the coffered ceiling, decorated with elements of the Marian theme.

Isolated Hermitage, 16th century, located at the bottom of the slope of the walls of the village. This Chapel is composed of narthex, nave, chancel, vestry and ancillary buildings. In the 18th century was deeply changed, given the construction of the new sanctuary and the altarpiece. The mural was restored in 1883.

With a cuisine increasingly supported by the strength of the flavors and the lightness of the dishes, Vila Joya remains at the top of the best restaurants in the world. An achievement that gains even more strength when you know that the menu served changes daily and that it is adapted according to the customers.

Exquisite restaurant, inserted at the Centro Cultural de Cascais, serving Mediterranean dishes with regional influence. The dining room is the cloister of the old convent. The menu changes every week. Works only for lunch, opening for dinner only for groups and with markup.

The restaurant Bocados occupies the ground floor of its proprietors' house, with lovely garden views. The menu is nver fixed and changes according to the market's offers. The meal is composed of a diversified set of small dishes and, lastly, a larger dish. It is the Bocados menu.

This route passes through a pedestrian sidewalk dated 1776, a path of great natural beauty.

House dating from the 16TH century, where he currently works an elementary school.

A small fountain with four faucets, still working and dating back to 4 September 1887.

A fountain dated from 1892, with two animal heads from where the water flows.

Fountain dating from the 18th century, with a rectangular base and spout, two pillars at the top.