Statue with a pyramidal shape and a cross on top, paying homage to the combatants of the World War.

Statue paying homage to the Madeiran historian Priest Fernando Augusto da Silva.

Medallion paying homage to João Carlos Abreu, “defender of the old city zone”.

Art Nouveau civil building dating from 1922, to present a longitudinal plan and, on the ground floor, the lateral façade coated tile. Initially, it worked here a shoe store and currently runs a pastry shop, on the ground floor, and a hostel, on the first floor.

The former Cinema Mundial is now a hall devoted to varied shows.

It was a chapel and is now a rustic restaurant specialized in homemade food and seafood.

Bastioned fortress built at the end of the 17th century and beginning of the 18th century by Dom Pedro II. It was part of the defensive plan of the Portuguese coast and aimed to protect the entrance to the Cávado River. It has a rectangular plan and at each angle there is a bastion and a guardhouse. Between the walls, which are quite ruined, the Lighthouse Tower stands out.

Manueline House of rectangular plan with two floors and with homogeneous coverage to four waters. Is a beautiful 16th century civil architecture exemplary Manueline, where stands out the gate and a window with vegetal decoration.

This church is in honour to Tomar city Patron Saint: Santa Iria. The present church resulted from the improvements done on the 16th century, standing out the fifteen hundreds door and a lateral chapel from João de Castilho. In this chapel stands out the stone altarpiece and the renaissance decoration (two Indian busts are quite remarkable). The altar, in Ançã stone, is attributed to João de Ruão. It stands out the church nave covered with glazed tiles from the 17th century; the main chapel covered with ribbed vault and the golden carving altars. The classification only refers to the entrance …

Typical House Bar in the town centre, with young atmosphere and going on Brazilian music.