Chapel that presents the main facade with decoration between the Baroque and the neoclassical. It consists of a nave, a chancel narrower, a sacristy and a Bell Tower. Stand out, inside, the neoclassical retables.

The main façade has the image of Saint Jack. In the interior, thre is an image of the 1700s portraying Our Lady with Jesus as a Child, as well as an image of Saint Jack the pilgrim.

This Chapel is rare in the area, since it has a polygonal plan with nave and chancel. We highlight the triumphal arch and the main facade cornice that divides the belfry in two tiers.

18th century chapel with main façade integrated into most common typology of the chapels in the region. Features inside wooden cover and niche in round Arch on the wall surface.

In this Chapel, very simple, we highlight the main altarpiece with Mannerist painted boards, protected by an enormous baldachin, the shot of the facades, with a double frieze and the crosses with stems in clover.

This park consists of a beach football field with bleachers; a turf field with bleachers with a capacity of 1000 places; a turf field in support of the main field and a synthetic soccer field.

Designed by Portuguese architect Filipe Oliveira Dias in 2001, this theater is a fine specimen of Portuguese contemporary architecture. Opened in 2004, and since then the main show room in town.

A large monument by Luís Bekker, located in the centre of the main roundabout in the centre of the city of Loulé. It is a sort of a ring with 2 dancers on top and a sitting accordion player by their side.

Church of longitudinal plant, ship only and chancel. Highlighting the contrast between the simplicity of the decoration of the main facade with the more elaborate decoration and erudite of the facade of the old sacristy.

Temple initially erected in the 16th century, then rebuilt in the 18th century. Outside, the highlight is the staircase that precedes the yard and, inside, the main chapel, with its Mannerist gilded altarpiece.