Set of three sources (originally there were four), built between the 16th century and the 17TH century. Are sources of diving with go back on main façade, giving access to the interior, where coverage appears in vault or flat coverage. One of the three sources presents more elaborate elements of Mannerist influence.

The primitive nucleus is from 1582, being later transformed in palace, in the XVIII century. Today it lodges the Overseas Historic Archive.

Also known as Fajã da Ponta Grossa, is situated between the Fajã Chã and Fajã das Funduras. The access is done during half way on dirt and on the other half, a shortcut that descends from Norte Pequeno, or, Alternatively, the paths of fajã da Crags. There are few homes and a few barns in ruins. Although not inhabited, the inhabitants of the North Small move up here to cultivate vines, potatoes, beans and pumpkins.

Located in Solar dos Aguillares, a stately building from the 12th and 14th centuries, this museum, born from Raul de Sá Correia's passion for everything that concerns his land, is a source of pride for Vila Flor and even the district for its collections of painting, archeology and ethnography, African crafts, sacred art, numismatics and medals. Its contents, a gift from Vilaflorenses over the years, are now the heritage of the local people, so that their "yesterday" remains alive, and future generations know that Vila Flor has a past that needs to be preserved.

The regional wine cellar of Caínha House, situated in Mondim de Basto, is open every day and get him eating by inviting prices. Among the delicacies that the menu of restaurants features can choose cod, Octopus and even veal.

Home of the late 18th century, with a room just for tourist accommodation purposes.

Former family home built by count São Joaquim, a wealthy Brazilian.

19TH century mansion with garden care. Currently works as a nursing home.

Small commercial Gallery installed in an old building where there are also homes.

A welcoming space that serves regional home made food at moderate prices.