Rustic house built in the early 19th century. The name comes from the water mine that lies in front of the House which still today serves as irrigation system. Has a bedroom with double bed, living room and kitchen in familiar surroundings. Pedestrian access.

16TH century Church, despite the Renaissance façade, located next to the hospital, consisting of nave and chancel. In its interior you can see magnificent pieces of religious art, carving and tiling. Today, in addition to church, it is also Health Center of Vila Viçosa.

A pedestrian trail that is approximately 12 km long and lasts between 3 and 4 hours. It is possibl to visit the Mamoa of Saint Amaro, as well as the chapel and the dolmen.

Placed inside the castle walls, this garden is characterized by lawn areas and various trees species. The narrow streets of the Santa Cruz, inside the walls, deserve a visit.

The garden belongs to the Palace, with lawns and dense woods. There are belvederes, galleries and grottos. It may be visited from 10 am to 6 pm (8 pm in the summer).

This fair is a must-see for anyone visiting Mafra. Here they sell all sorts of products, from clothing and footwear, tools undergoing animals, furniture and antiques.

Panoramic location by exception, this Jo is only visitable followed by a pedestrian path. It is still possible to see the remains of dwellings and the walls, as well as enjoy a beautiful landscape.

Bust paying homage to Baden-Powell (1857-1941), the father of boy-scout movement all over the world, who visited Madeira in the beginning of the 1930s.

Simple House of the year 1604, with a coat of five scallops in quotation mark in front. In one of the side façades there is a cross of the order of Malta. This is private property, no visitable.

This granit chapel is not open to public visits and is badly preserved. A special note to the main window and to a bell tower located to the right of the façade and accessed from the exterior.