Um dos ofícios mais tradicionais relacionados com a madeira encontra-se no concelho de Arganil: são as colheres de pau, executadas em madeira de pinho, pelos colhereiros das localidades de Benfeita, Luadas e Pardieiros.

Manuel António da Silva Maia é tanoeiro. É de salientar a sua presença em diversas feiras de artesanato do país. Trata-se de uma casa particular sem indicação de venda ao público.

Um espaço de diversão e cultura em pleno centro famalicense. Único pela sua diversidade e pela fusão dos conceitos dinner, drinks e dancing, na procura de algo novo que nos diferencie.

Spaces equipped for high competition sports. Is situated on the slopes of the Serra do Buçaco, surrounded by National Forest of Buçaco. Has two fields of natural grass and tartan track, locker room, press room and meetings, bar and gym, Auditorium and wireless point.

Rural house located in the foothills of the Lagoa do Fogo, within 200 metres of altitude, surrounded by agricultural land. The name of the place comes from a plantation of Protea that there still exists. It offers a living room, a bedroom with bathroom, a mezzanine with sleeping area and a kitchen.

This monument, dated from 1757, was built by the Brotherhood of the Senhor Jesus dos Navegantes and Nossa Senhora da Caridade, from the Esperança Convent. The remarkable glazed tile covering with a consistent iconographical program and the interesting views of the XVIII century Lisbon are worthy of notice.

Work of the sculptor Agostinelli, paying homage to the traditional florists of Madeira. During many years it was at the Hotel Atlantis Madeira, but after its demolition it was offered to Santa Cruz autarchy that placed it on the gardens of the Casa da Cultura (Culture house) at Quinta do Revoredo.

A 17th-century chapel, with 17th-century architecture. Also known as the Chapel of Bom Jesus do Calvário de Cós, it has a single nave with a barrel-vaulted ceiling, a chancel, and two side floors dedicated to Saint Rita and Our Lady of Piety.

The Portas do Sol are one of the entrances to the fortification of Valença, built in the 17th century, and built to cope with struggles for independence. Also called Santiago doors, the doors of the Sun have Postern in round arch, flanked by two arched doorways and Windows of the same profile.

Built by António Nobre in 1675, it portraits one of the episodes of Christ’s Passion, from its condemnation until his death at Calvary. This “Steps” or small chapels were a place of cult for Catholics doing the Via Sacra, nine “Steps”, as a symbol of Jesus suffering.