The Jardim de Homenagem ao Emigrante (Tributal Garden to the Immigrant) is a space with stone tables and benches and a statue that pays tribute to the immigrants.

A green space with small trees, a small lake and a bandstand, as well as a bust that pays tribute to the Professor António de Almeida Albuquerque.

A granite pillar built to pay homage to Doutor Joaquim G. Ferreira Alves, founder and clinical director of the sanatorium located here.

Statue inaugurated in 1914 paying homage to the Portuguese navigator from the XV century João Gonçalves Zarco, who discovered this Island.

Open since 1985, it is one of the oldest museums in the country dedicated to the theme of wine. It aims to promote traditions linked to the rural world, especially wine production and vine cultivation. It evokes the history and the different steps necessary for wine production, from planting the vines to bottling. It has a typical tavern, a restored old wine cellar, and a permanent exhibition with decorations alluding to bulls, horses, and cowboys.

This construction is from 1490 and has Diogo Boitaca signature. This is a highly important work on the Portuguese architectonic history; hence it is one of the first constructions to present Manueline architecture features. To stand out the main chapel and the glazed tiles revetment from various periods.

Source consisting of an espresso and a small tank located within a small niche in stone. Also has link to a second tank, located outside the housing.

Situated inside the Dolce Vita Tejo, the pleasures of the Rump presents, as its name indicates, a cuisine linked to the flavors of Brazil, with special emphasis on the rump.

Building from the 30's, totally remodelled, that now presents a modern, attractive look. It is a large, well-equipped space.

Spacious, cement floored area with a few well looked after flower beds. It has benches and, at the centre of the garden, a fountain.