Integrated into the Fontana Park Hotel, this modern bar bet on simplicity, with neutral tones and minimalist furniture. Featured for your indoor garden, a place to discover. A good choice for a drink and a light meal in the evening.

This place has a great atmosphere and luxury accommodations. It has swimming pool, turkish bath, sauna, spinning, jacuzzi, massage room, boutique, hairdresser, beauty parlour, solarium, among other services.

This place welcomes several sports, such as futsal, handball, basketball and volleyball. It has a space with a wooden floor and two fields with an artificial lawn. It has a terrace and a giant screen, six balnearies and a parking lot.

With synthetic turf football stadium, locker room and bench with 1620 places (also with cabins). Is used in the Games Sport Clube Mineiro Aljustrelense homemade, more representative of the County Club, founded in 1933.

Multifaceted space where there is a place for the living arts, dance, theatre, music and all its aspects, written, verbal, body and scenographic emotional. Promote still occasional workshops and residences projects creation.

Placed at the Bernardas Convent (XVII century), this curious museum presents a collection of marionettes from all over the world. The visitors are also invited to see some demonstrations of the diverse techniques of puppets’ manipulation.

The Lethes Theater is named after a mythical river, whose waters had the power to erase life's annoyances and sadness from memory. A perfect name for a place where performance is used to entertain the spectators.

Casa Pinto, located in Monsaraz, offers five bedrooms decorated with motifs depicting the places conquered by Portugal at the time of discovery. Dili, Macau, Mombasa, Goa and Asilah are the names of the baptism of the five rooms.

Set of two granaries decorated, located in different places in the Centre of the cluster, making both part of sets with eiras. Are granaries of narrow type with two sloped walls and gable roof of Marseille tile.

Lighthouse opened in 1901, was the second to be built in the Azores. Formerly it was fuelled by oil, gas and diesel, currently runs on electricity. Near this place there is a small house where, from 1892, was installed the Semaphore Station.