A garden located in the city centre where one can find a monument that pays homage to Soares dos Reis (19th century sculptor) and a small yet beautiful lake with a staircase, surrounded by some trees.

The Christ-King of Garajau was born with the fulfillment of a promise of Counselor Aires de Ornelas and was opened in 1927. Is deployed on a hill next to the praia do Garajau and you can visit him through a cable car.

Pic-nic area in the Serra do Caldeirão (Caldeirão mountain) with tables and stone benches, where one can enjoy good conviviality moments together with beautiful landscapes. It does not have much shade.

The Crasto de Palheiros, or Fragada do Castro, is an imposing quartzite ridge that was carved and built by the populations of that region of the Trás-os-Montes Hot Land between the beginning of the third millennium BC and present times.

Cinquentist house with two floors and a yard. It is two fronts: one turned to the Sra. Do Leite Street and other to the S. João Street. Worthy of notice are the lintels of windows and doors, all in complete arch.

18TH century House also called a Couple of rivers or Solar dos Magalhães Mexia. Features a front race interrupted by the chapel. The Windows of apron, ornamented with shells, bind the embrasures of lighting. Emphasis on the stonework.

Rural Solar 1500s, with a chapel built on the facade. Presents a longitudinal plant in U, which develops around several courtyards. Located near the right side, is a chapel dedicated to Nossa Senhora do Socorro.

Located by the docks, it was builtunder the invocation of the Santo Homem Bom, patron saint of tailors and silk spinners. It has a stone, dated 1944, that testifies and praises the good doings of João Alves Cerqueira and Vasco d'Orey.

Featuring Rococo religious architecture, the Nossa Senhora do Campo chapel boasts a 17th-century design and structure, although it underwent subsequent alterations. Inside, the main altar, paintings, and painted ceiling are notable.

Building originally occupied by the Palace of the General Board of the Autonomous District of Angra do Heroísmo. It was later rebuilt, and currently only some walls of the original building. It is currently the headquarters of the Regional Secretariat of education and culture.