The former Compressor Center of the Algares Mine, now a museum. The building was constructed in the 1950s, and the compressed air plant began operating in 1952. In the early 1990s, it was decommissioned, leaving only the Compressor Center in the Moinho Mine building in operation.

Parish church dating back to 1550 and rebuilt in the 17th century. Features of mannerist architecture, and neoclassical revival. It consists of side chapels originally and now torn by a vaulted Dome, a ship with wooden ceiling and, abroad, a Bell Tower.

Granite Romanesque temple, probably dating back to the 13th century, whose name is related to a legend concerning the child saves the demon by Santo Amador and fueled by a DOE. On the façade, stands out the main portal in arch, topped by rosacea, and the side portals in arch with tympanum smooth. In the interior, especially the triumphal arch of two lintels arch and pointed arch.

This church was once a temple of the Friars of the Order of Saint Joseph of Jerusalem, and was later transferred to the Order of Malta. It subsequently underwent several renovations, resulting in a façade crowned by a crenellated bell tower, a portal flanked by four pairs of columns with decorated capitals and pointed arch archivolts. On the north façade, another portal stands out, with the Maltese Cross engraved on its tympanum.

Recovered and expanded in 1915, the Monte dos Vicentes is considered a milestone in the history of the Alentejo countryside alive. Situated next to the medieval town of Terena, but in the field of smoked sausage and mounted alentejan olive groves, and inserted into the Dark Sky reserve of the land of the big Lake Alqueva, is the location of excellence for a long vacation or just a quick getaway.

Opened in October, 14th, 1897, the Carlos Alberto Theatre has been an evidence of the agitated quick passing years, namely the 20ies. In February, 1979, the theatre became a multifaceted playhouse. From that date on, the Carlos Alberto National Auditorium has received different artistic areas shows: cinema, theatre, music, ballet and opera.

In the restaurant the Boulder, in Funchal, Saturday dinner is done to the sound of classical music performed live. The rest of the day, the environment is also informal, perfect for a quick meal or a refreshing drink on the terrace. Grilled tuna on a rock is one of the specialties. Next to the Cathedral of Funchal, just lunch menus € 7. Take a lunch sitting on the desirable couch.

18th century building in which stand out the Windows of the entrance pediment and apron. Access portal to the courtyard there is a shield painted that deserves special attention.

Baroque chapel of plant mass and simple rectangular with gable roof coverage. The main façade is torn by an arched portal down with cornice and a niche with imaginary.

A mannerist chapel with a simple longitudinal plan where the decorative detail in the entablature's frieze above the portal stands out and, on the inside, a painting of the 18th century.