Source from within the arc, flanked with stone benches and boasting a tiled image of Santo António.

Ancient source of diving, excavated in the rock, where the village people fetched water needed for the household.

Circular source dated 1952, consisting of two steps, a stem with many details and surmounted by a cross.

Source consisting of an espresso, a large rectangular tank and, on top, a tile Panel with the image of St. Peter.

Source with a single spout, located below ground level, which gushes into a large rectangular tank.

Source with staircase and backrest with Latin inscription and coat of arms of the national United Kingdom of Portugal and Brazil.

Source built in 1937, with rectangular tank, stop for coffee and a stone structure surmounted by two spheres.

Simple source, dated 1927, with an espresso and, on top, a small structure in tile. Is in a poor state of conservation.

The Arena Box is a multifunctional space within the Atlantic Pavilion, with a variable capacity between 500 and 4,000 people. Gathers all the conditions to receive a high diversity of events, from the pop-rock concerts, the case shows, as well as more intimate concepts of acoustic or jazz concerts, in addition to theatre or film projections.

Building composed of three towers of different dimensions, attached to each other by the houses. This set, which is structured from a 16th-century tower, is a good example of how a rural noble home has developed from a defensive Tower. It is surrounded by walls ameados. In the case of private property, it is not possible to visit the building.