Situated a few metres from the beach and the commercial space, the House Gandhi offers rooms, studios and apartments fully equipped. The space outside the House, consisting of a large garden with swimming pool, playground and barbecue, it's great to relax on sunny days. Extra fee may apply for airport transport service.

Mediterranean-style Manor House, located in the Centre of Cascais, owned by the same family for nearly a century. It offers a nice flower garden, too flashy, and is just a few minutes from the beaches of the area. Offers cosy rooms decorated in a classic style and a living room where the only TV in the House.

It was built to be the headquarters of the Ordem de São Francisco but, in 1832, during the Porto Siege, it almost all destroyed by a fire. The Banco de Portugal (national Portuguese bank), Banco de Lisboa at the time, bought and repaired it. Its name comes from the fact it was once the headquarters of the insurance company Douro.

A church belonging to a Baroque convent, remodeled and converted into a Municipal Library, while maintaining parts of its original structure. The convent was built by the Discalced Friars of the Order of the Holy Trinity, with permission from Dom João V. The church was subsequently constructed between 1718 and 1728, and the library was installed here in 1999.

Megalithic monument partly destroyed, to present about 17 feet maximum diameter, a central depression accentuated. Are not visible Struts. In the surrounding area there are a few stones of walls that may have been mainstays. It is believed to date from between the end of the 5th Millennium BC and the beginning of the third millennium BC.

Tumulus barely visible in the landscape, located a few meters from the road which connects Pitons to Tourém, belonging to the Megalithic Necropolis of the Mourela plateau. Presents some 12 meters in maximum diameter, a central depression accentuated and a "tumulus" almost shallow, traces of dolmen, including what appears to be a mainstay.

It was built in the 13th century, having been destroyed by the earthquake of 1755. In the eighteenth century became the rise showing longitudinal plant centralizante composed by horizontal articulation of the nave, transept, projecting rectangular chancel, vestry and attachments. It is surrounded by botaréus of masonry, being the front, at an angle. The baptistery is from the 16th century.

Church with buttresses topped by pinnacles and the entire top is battlemented. On the main façade, the portico, topped by an oculus, has a round arch, supported on pilasters and with a triangular pediment. Inside it has a single nave, covered by a barrel vault, decorated with tempera paintings. The walls are covered with "standard" tiles from the 17th century.

Church of white facade and with fine shot in blue, with three arches on the porch, which was founded by d. Nuno Álvares Pereira who have prayed before the battle of Atoleiros, from which it emerged victorious. Outside one can see a tile Panel built by poet borbense Azinhal Abelho.

This is a neoclassic work built in limestone from this region, with two bell ringer towers. The façade presents six pilasters with Ionic capitals where three windows and three porticos open up, on the porch. On the inside it is worthy to mention the marbles and the paintings, particularly the canvas with the images of John the Baptist and the Last Supper.