The Pico Island Vineyard Culture Landscape is made up of Lajido da Criação Velha and Lajido de Santa Luzia, occupying a total of 154 hectares. These sites constitute excellent representations of traditional architecture, landscape design and natural elements, located on extensive lava fields. Since 2004, the vineyard landscape on the island of Pico has been classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

A pre-Romanesque monument, also known as Castro, it is a remote and legendary site believed to be miraculous. It sits atop a hill, boasting a viewpoint with stunning views.

This commercial and residential building is sited on a residential quarter and has view to the sea. It owns a 1226m2 commercial area, with 2 floors, 22 shops and restaurants.

Large gym offering a variety of services, infrastructure and modalities. Everything you need to get in shape.

Ancient source of diving, excavated in the rock, where the village people fetched water needed for the household.

Located in the Bastion of Nossa Senhora das Brotas, onde war material was manufactured and repaired here. It also functioned as a barracks and, during the 19th century, it was ruined. Today it still retains many traces of its originality: a circular wall, the crown with the royal arms on the front and the part of the mangers. Here you can have classes and even hippotherapy sessions.

Rustic house recovered, all in stone, located at the slope of Serra da Estrela. Dating from the first quarter of the 19th century, now offers six bedrooms, two living rooms, a recreation room and a kitchen. Abroad, there is a garden with a swimming pool, a tennis court, a wine cellar, a distillery and a furnace where even today if you can bake bread.

Cradle of Melo e Castro family, this farm remains, even today, owned by the same family for over four hundred years. It was known as Quinta do Mosteiro, because it was assumed that, in its interior, there would be a ruin that was thought to be an abandoned monastery. Your inner estate is vast and includes statues, tiles, fountains and ruins that served as a place of leisure of the owners.

Beach located in an old fishing village, now touristic. Large space divided by several jetties. Today it attracts surfers, bodyboarders and recreational boats. It has some simple restaurants with good typical dishes, including the eel stew, egg sweets and above all the famous dessert Pão-de-ló de Ovar. There is no shortage of nightlife and street commerce.

The Montesinho Coffee, in Bragança, serves meals to order, around ten euros. The Bureau can pass the vegetable soup, grilled cod, River trout, boar and other specialities, always accompanied by olive oil Montes. The restaurant is open every day and only accepts payment in cash.