The former Convento das Mónicas was founded in 1586 by the Abranches family, being then donated to the nuns. It kept is original drawing until the earthquake of 1755 when part of the church collapsed. After the extinction of the religious orders in 1836, the State transformed the building into a reformatory and later into a women’s prison.

The donjon was built in the beginning of the 20th century. XIV. Keeps the vaults in warhead and the two floors: the bottom was a prison and after weapons Depot; the superior served as noble room of the alcaidaria, with Gothic door and a window that had already been reported in the 16th century drawing of Duarte Dharmas.

Where once operated a stamping, are today installed this artistic guest house. The architect and owner Jorge Teixeira de Sousa has turned this space into an accommodation in which each of the three floors corresponds to a specific art, as it turns out the décor. The concept of the House promotes three areas: port-wine tasting, permanent exhibition of Portuguese artists, small library with Portuguese culture. The House consists of four double bedrooms and three small apartments.

Large Boulder for compliance with penalty issued by the Court which is still known today Penedo da Gallows which was where they used to hang the condemned. There is a stone erected on top of a rock where there are traces of it exist still other stone. This Rock is a high point of the village sighted throughout the village, so that the death row stay visible, serving as example for wrongdoers. Is in degraded state, with some of the constituent stones of the place of execution out of place.

The current building was designed by Joaquim Norte Júnior and inaugurated on June 30, 1934. It replaced the building that burned down in 1930 at the same venue, property of the Masonic society "Love of the fatherland". The building, in presenting an Art Deco style, stands out from the other buildings of the city of Horta. It is a large-scale construction where stands out, in the main façade, a double staircase flanked by two Dragon trees. It was here that, in 1976, took place the inaugural act of the first term of the Regional Government and, for several years, worked …

A fenced area with thables, benches, a children's playground, a kitchen, a barbecue and balnearies. Even though there are only a few small trees, the tables are located under vines that offer much shade.

A House very much in vogue in the night club portuense Gare accounting for good taste in music electronics underground and in sets of international dj's that over there they animate the night until dawn.

The reservoir is on the borderline between Portugal and Spain. A narrow bridge connects the territories and has views of the flowing of the reservoir into the Salas river. There is much cattle eating from its fertile lands.

Pleasant landscape composed of two zones: one of river and the other maritime. Much sought after area, with a lot of shopping and nightlife. It has a walkway that connects the car park and the beach.

Beach located on the Garajau cliff, integrated into the Garajau Partial Natural Reserve. Much sought after by diving enthusiasts. It has a first aid station, changing facilities and a restaurant area.