A space where one can view archaeological collections, mainly from the areas to the south of the district. It has an ethnography section connected with the fishing and agricultural traditions of the region and miniatures of boats and factories built by the popular artist Borda d'Água.

Vila Marta is placed 4km away from Funchal. Surrounded by green areas, it is a perfect place to come and visit Madeira. The area is rural, calm and quiet. It has 8 luxurious studios with kitchenette and a suite with a balcony viewing the sea.

Set of 15 1 and 2 bed-room apartments, fully equipped and with panoramic views over the Park Peneda-Geres. Featured for your rustic wine cellar, where you can taste some snacks from the region.

Rustic and cosy House, located in the middle of the Peneda-Gerês National Park, near the Castle and Lindoso dam. Highlighted by the beautiful views over the mountains of Peneda Gerês, and yellow. The House consists of a full room, bathroom and kitchen with fireplace.

Rustic house and wide to offer ten rooms, a breakfast room, laundry room, living room with TV and a kitchen. Around, is to highlight the magnificent surrounding views, in full contact with nature. Prices vary depending on whether it is a weekday or weekend

Building opened in 1863, with elements of Portuguese House (garden, the views, the eaves of roofs, among other things) and the use of iron, you couldn't miss this type of constructions. The Panel of tiles that can be seen inside was due to Leopoldo Battistini.

Rectangular fortress with a turret at each angle, based on a high and steep rock. Inside there is a small chapel in honor of Santa Catarina. It works as access to the beach/marina of Portimão through a staircase and provides beautiful views over the sea and the marina.

Prehistoric necropolis, of large size, consisting of approximately 62 grave tumuli, mostly containing megalithic dolmen. Its isolated location and covered with undergrowth, far from any urban agglomerate, is the basis of a good preservation and easier viewing.

This mountain includes the Arrábida Mountain Natural Park. From its tallest point one can view the Setúbal Peninsula, Lisbon, the Atlantic Ocean and Tróia. It is a 2.5 km long massif, 1 km tall, with typical vegetation.

A small lagoon surrounded by a forest park and a picnic area. There is also a viewpoint here offering a magnificent view of the Gruta do Inferno, a canyon through which a tributary of the main stream that feeds the Lagoa das Sete Cidades flows.