The first church, under the invocation of the Blessed Sacrament, located near the Carmo Convent, was finished in 1685. In 1755, the earthquake destroyed this first construction and, on the second half of the XVIII century the present church is built, at the Calçada do Sacramento.

The convent of São Vicente, founded in 1147, was delivered to the observing canons of Santo Agostinho. In 1582 the primitive building was destroyed and the construction of the new church began, being the first mass celebrated in 1629. It later suffered other changes.

As one follows the road that leads to Ponta da Piedade, one encounters this beautiful, small beach, located on a hillside and much attended by tourists. The existing restaurants are located by the entrance to the beach. Once there was a fortress there, but it is currently totally destroyed.

A small rustic cafe/restaurant decorated very simply and with a youthful atmosphere. The students who often come here usually have the house's speciality, the sangria.

Forest park where you can observe a wide variety of plant and animal species. It is possible to come across deer, wild ducks and even ostriches.

It has an ethnographic collection coming from the counties and communities with Portuguese as an official language, but also from other globe regions, such as the Maconde people and the Amazonian Indians.

Source inserted into a huge set with four pillars, a coat and two banks on the sides. The spout comes out of the mouth of a figure carved in stone, with a semicircular base.

Space designed to detail, with friendly and efficient service. Enjoy the tibornas, such as ham and cheese and the octopus. When it comes to drinking, is already famous sparkling apple sangria.

This bronze bust, located in a small garden at the entrancee of the Ameida Moreira museum, intends to pay tribute to Almeida Moreira (1873-1939) at the time of the first centenary of his birth (11/25/1973).

Statue paying homage to the Portuguese navigator from the XV João Gonçalves Zarco, who discovered this island. The work is by the architects Francisco Franco and Cristino da Silva and was built up in the XIX century.