Sidewalk that runs through the foothills of Mount for about 800 meters, starting at the shore of the Monastery, passing by a steep slope, about a real abyss, and ending at the Castro de São Paulo.

Neste local são fabricados e comercializados os famosos tapetes de Arraiolos, tapetes bordados com lã sobre uma tela de juta ou algodão.

This old lighthouse, currently in ruins, was severely damaged during the earthquake of July 9, 1988. The site deserves a visit by the fantastic views that delivers, with the sea and the island of São Jorge in the distance.

The Grilos’ Church, also known as São Lourenço Church, was built on the XVI century, mannerist style. There is a good panel by João Baptista Ribeiro and a Santo Inácio image, unique in the city.

In this church are some tiles dating from the 17th century, 16th century sculpture of São Vicente and of Nossa Senhora da Graça and still images of Santa Luzia and the Holy Spirit.

Church of longitudinal plan with nave, chancel, Bell Tower, sacristy and attachments. The hoist is of great beauty with the representation of our Lady of the Rosary, on the side of the Gospel, and São Sebastião, on the side of the Epistle.

The São Domingos Farm is a restaurant entirely in wood, with quite a friendly service that welcomes free guided tours of the Castelinho wine cellars. It has quite a diversified menu of fish and meat.

Localizado em Lagoa, na Ilha de São Miguel, este restaurante serve ótimos pratos regionais, como as lapas, boca negra, bicuda e raia grelhados.

Route that starts and finishes at Monte do Jump.

Lookout point with views of the albufeira do Maranhão.