The Museum of the castle of São Jorge makes known a collection of objects found in the archaeological area, providing the discovery of multiple cultures and experiences since the 7th century BC to the 18th century were contributing to the construction of Lisbon today, with particular reference to the Islamic period XI-XII century.

Scope of responsibility of the Municipal Chambers of Valença, which offers a place to stay overnight to the pilgrims of the way of St. James. Upon presentation of credentials, with the respective stamps, the Pilgrim has access to a bed (usually a bunk bed) and a hot shower. The hostel São Teotónio offers 50 beds.

Localizados em pleno Parque Natural da Ria Formosa, estes Barcos Casa são embarcações autossuficientes que proporcionam aos hóspedes a oportunidade de dormir com as estrelas, mergulhar em águas azul-turquesa e apanhar sol numa ilha deserta.

17th century fort with a star-shaped plan, consisting of four regular bastions. Its plan is similar to the neighboring Fort of São Francisco, both built during the Restoration Wars. Highlight for the internal ditch, the Chapel of Nossa Senhora das Brotas and the diving fountain implanted in the ditch.

Pombaline Church where stands out abroad, the design of the façade, designed to have two towers, of which only one remains. Inside are evidence of the high altar, some images (Santa Inês, São Paulo, Santa Lucia and the Virgin) and an organ, possibly from the 18th century.

Church dating from the 17TH century, formerly part of the convent of São Francisco das Velas. The elaborate cornices in black lava and gilt. Suffered a major restoration process at the beginning of the 20th century, and is currently on the tutelage of the Irmandade da Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Velas.

Built in terreiro de São Lázaro, second the stroke of master António Pereira, the work of the Recoil of the orphan girls was built between 1724 and 1743. In 1746, is initiated the construction of the Church, according to assigned project, for some, the Nasoni. The interior features several altarpieces in talha, of Baroque style.

The São João Baptista Church has carved altars, a font and old elements of decorative art, sculpted and painted. This church was built in the middle of the XVII century. It is a large building with a consistent architecture. The altar deserves a careful look: the rich decoration, the tribune, the pelmets and the golden carving are examples of that.

The São Miguel-O-Anjo Tower is a building from the XV century. This Tower is placed in a rocks’ set and is a unique exemplar in the country. The aim of its construction was that it would work as a light alert to the navigation. Its inside is octagonal, with three wall hollows. The chapel is covered by an arched roof.

Quinta Odelouca is a small rural campsite in the Algarve, the ten-minute drive from São Marcos da Serra (3.5 km), situated in the Ribeira de Odelouca River basin, with privileged views to some beaches and villages of the Algarve and the Alentejo. It offers places for caravans, motorhomes and tents.