A granite pillar built to pay homage to Doutor Joaquim G. Ferreira Alves, founder and clinical director of the sanatorium located here.

Statue inaugurated in 1914 paying homage to the Portuguese navigator from the XV century João Gonçalves Zarco, who discovered this Island.

One of the notable fountains of the city that is right next to the ruins of the convent with the same name, destroyed at he earthquake of 1755. It is at the centre of a square and has 6 meters.

Consists of three megalithic monuments and megalithic Necropolis is part of the Highland of Aboboreira. One is in good condition and two quite destroyed. Is awarded Property in the public interest.

This church is in high State of degradation due to the earthquake of July 9, 1998. Followed by a serious fire, the two catastrophes left this temple almost completely destroyed.

The Sant’Ana Strret started a little further up the Mercadores Street with the Banharia. One part of the street was destroyed and the Colégio de são Lourenço was later built there.

A garden with a mini sports area. A pleasant space where the inhabitants come for a bit of fresh air.

Medieval aqueduct with approximately 1000 meters in length. The arches come to measure four feet tall.

Cruise in granite with representation of Christ on the cross. Reuse of milestone probably comes from the Roman Geira.

Hexagonal tank source, with a central part very crafted, whence come out two cocks.