Pedra da Anixa is a zoological reserve where the characteristic plant and marine animal diversity of rocky coasts is most evident. Located in Portinho da Arrábida, it is an example of a rocky outcrop amidst vast stretches of underwater sand, giving this place a unique character.

The top of this mountain, which is the result of former central volcano where lava domes, some evident we can enjoy wonderful views of the entire island. It is here that we find the highest peak on the island, the Pico Timão, about 400 meters of altitude.

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.

Artesão que possui uma pequena oficina de fabrico e restauro de cavaquinhos e outros instrumentos manuais de corda, função que herdou do pai, Alberto Moreira.

Statue of tribute to Dom Gualdim Pais, founder of the city of Tomar. Was crossed Portuguese, freire Templar and Knight of Afonso Henriques, who fought the Moors. Lies buried in the Church of Santa Maria dos Olivais.

Located in the Museum-Library of the Casa de Bragança (House of Bragança), coming from the music school of the Ducal Chapel. It features libretos of 16th and 19th centuries' operas.

A belvedere with lovely panoramic views of the island's beaches and of the ocean. Its name comes from the fact that it is located near a windmill, one of the few that still remain in this island.

Kind service and fine cuisine in a restaurant with two large, comfortable rooms. Its fame comes from the cod and from the kid dishes. Good wine list.

This is yet another monumental palaces whose construction represents the time of splendor of the families who, in the second half of the 19th century, enriched thanks to the production of wine in its greater apogee. In this case, the Alvarez family came from Spain to take refuge in Portugal for political issues and José Maria Alvarez was Minister of industry of the Government of the first Republic.

Located over the river Ovil, Ponte de Esmoriz is framed in a landscape still marked by a strong rurality. As in the case of Panchorra, in Resende, the Ponte de Esmoriz reflects the late use of quite remote constructive models. Consisting of a single round arch, it is part of the set of road crossings associated with the religious and economic importance of the neighboring Monastery of Ancede.