Listed building of interest, dating from the 18th century and Baroque architecture, which stands out among the other local buildings.

A garden located next to the walls and castle of Marvão, with landscaped areas featuring geometric shapes. The views from the garden are simply fantastic.

In the garden you will find fountains from the XVI and XIX centuries. It is a place where you can catch sight of the Douro River.

As the name suggests, the views from this location are very beautiful, offering views of the rural architecture of the Minho region and the lush green landscapes.

A belvedere with sea views and steep cliffs as often happens in the Madeira island. From here on can view the village of Porto Moniz.

Green space with some stone tables and benches, oval-shaped, with a cover to protect from Sun, offers beautiful views of the sea.

Space provided to enjoy a picnic. All tables, benefit from the shade of a small shed and trees that fill the space. Has barbecue.

Mannerist building, consisting of two naves separated by Archway from the heart, covered with vault of edges, and with simple spans framed by masonry.

Water tank with an iron guard and two ajutages. It has an ornamental wall, from the 18th century, presenting the royal arms at the centre.

Dated from the XVIII century, this fountain is a fronton boxed in a stone wall. Its three bronze ajutages spout water to the shell.