Baroque and neoclassical Church of longitudinal plant, consisting of a nave, a chancel, attachments and a tower. Presents false coverage barrel vault in the chancel and the nave and a main facade with neoclassical features. It was probably built in the 16th century, where existed an ancient chapel.

Church with nave, presbytery, chancel, side chapel and sacristy. It has a high choir inside and a baptistery in the sub-choir, in the body of the bell tower. The carved main altarpiece is painted white, and the decoration is marked in gold with a rococo structure with neoclassical elements.

16th century religious monument composed of a nave, high choir, chancel, sacristy and a room used as a doctor's office. The mortuary chapel serves as an infirmary and has an autopsy room. Also, noteworthy are the Mannerist portal and the vegetal motifs in the main chapel.

O Barão, with quite an effective service, is on of the best serving restaurants in the Faial Island and also in the archipelago. It serves a good set of entries. The comfort and friendliness of the Azores are also apparent. Good wine list with a special note to the main local wines.

A welcoming space that is over 50 years old, rustc yet comfortable, located on an old villa that has two floors. It has two dining rooms and a small exhibitions lobby. A special not to the centennary stairway and to the Cartaxeiro Fountain at the main entrance.

This convent originated from a donation dated 1641, in which Father Inácio Coelho made available the land for the construction of the convent and its surrounding grounds. Inside, the polychrome Baroque woodcarving of the altarpieces of the main altar and the side altarpieces is particularly noteworthy.

Located at an altitude of 770 metres, on the southeast foothills of the Estrela Mountain, the small town of Loriga was, until 1855, the siege of the parish, with a town hall, a prison and a pillory. Its name comes from an armour. The valley is quite rich in historical vestiges (the romans, the sueves, the visigoths and the moors were there) and several archaeological vestiges remain: a man shaped grave, a roman bridge, a well preserved part of a roman road and a medieval balcony. Loriga is the main town in a lovely valley that was originated by a …

Bioria, part of the Ria de Aveiro, is an area with a huge diversity of habitats that host a varied fauna and flora community. To protect this Natural Heritage, trails are being implemented along the seashores and the Salreu Tidal Creeks. The first is the Salreu Route, where you can admire the marshes and cultivated land, such as rice fields. The route is 8.5 km long and can be visited on foot or by bicycle, following the information signs.

Short walking route, suitable for walking or driving, integrated into the Douro International Park. With a length of around nine kilometers, it takes four hours on foot and one hour by car. It begins and ends at the Rural Interpretation Center, in the village of Bruçó, following paths through olive groves, among the cliffs of the Douro River. At the end of the trail, you can visit the traditional olive oil press, in the same village.

The Boa Nova waterfront area is a project by Álvaro Siza Vieira and António Madureira. Start your tour at Praia do Aterro, with walkways between the dunes and passing by a Surf Camp, continuing along Praia da Senhora da Boa Nova, until you see the famous Farol da Boa Nova. Finish with a visit to the Casa de Chá da Boa Nova, designed by Siza Vieira.