Stone sculpture paying homage to Luís Galante, townsman of Mombeja that fought in the Great War.

A space that pays tribute to th firemen, with the exhibition of utensils, images and well deserved trophies.

A bust that pays tribute to Manuel Afonso Espregueira, located at the start of the Garden Dom Fernando.

Statue representing a footballer ready to kick the ball, paying homage to the Sport Marítimo Club.

This commercial space, located close to the Centre of Portimão and beaches, has a surface of 11,966 m2 spread over 10 shops: C&A, Walmart, Brinka, Home, Page One, Worten, Sportzone, Ensitel, Opticália and My Self. It also features a restaurant and a parking lot with 450 places free of charge.

Set of three houses and a haystack, which are believed to have been built between the 13th and the 14th century. Presents a general plant irregular, with two floors and roof coverage with a differentiated and two waters. The name House of souls is justified with the proximity of a pillory, where were executed criminals.

This building is currently the Artillery School, also known as the Palace of Passage. The royal family and court lived here, as evidenced by the remaining evidence.

Set of three Roman graves, in good condition. Originally, they were outnumbered, but were being destroyed to build dwellings.

This megalithic monument was virtually destroyed by the road linking Montalegre to Sezelhe. Their mainstays were destroyed, noting only a mound which can be confused with remains of land resulting from the opening of the road. It is believed that this tumulus was 28 feet in diameter and 1, 15 meters high, integrating the tumuli of Pereiro.

A statue that pays tribute to João Álvares Fagundes, located in the Largo João Tomás da Costa.