A long staircase leads up to Bom Jesus de Cambeses. From the top, you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view.

A very small chapel with simple lines, nestled into a higher rock formation that protects it from the sea. It is one of the landmarks of São Vicente.

This typical manor houses the Dão Regional Wine Commission. The building was restored faithfully to the original exterior design and the decoration is modern and bold. There is a chapel adjacent to the building that does not have a regular liturgical function, but serves as the space's visiting room.

Ass covered in granite tile, once used for storage and drying of corn cobs was moved to the garden of the Town Hall Square, where is currently. Is one of the most recurrent assets in rural landscapes, a symbol of the importance that this cereal assumes in the region.

This archaeological and ethnographic museum is located in Casa da Cerca, an interesting emblazoned house overlooking the municipal garden. It displays a wide range of objects related to the flax and wool cycle, handicrafts, agricultural implements, regional costumes, and archaeological objects.

Monument inaugurated in July 26, 1992, located in the rotunda that separates the Lisbon Street the Avenue Albert Prince of Monaco. Symbolizes the struggle of the people of the archipelago and of the local islanders, in particular, by increasing the region's autonomy vis-à-vis the Mainland.

A hill that is also known as Cabeço da Rainha. It belongs to the Old Massif, in the Beira Baixa region, between Sertã and Oleiros, in an area of woods and pine woods. It measures 20 km and reaches its peak (1084 metres) at Troviscal.

The North Coast is a protected landscape of regional interest, a vast expanse of green against a backdrop of blue skies. It also includes the Barreiro da Faneca area, known as the "Red Desert" for its undulating terrain formed by red clays.

Beach with an extensive sand, usually calm, busier at the weekend. It has a children's playground and a horse race is held annually. It is very popular among surfers. Its dune area was excavated to carry out the traditional agriculture of the region: the "masseiras".

A beach with extensive sand and clear waters, sheltered by Cabo de Sagres. It's a popular destination for families vacationing in this region of the Algarve, boasting stunning sea views. Behind the beach is the center of Sagres Town, which is well worth a visit.