Medieval Palace with a U-shaped longitudinal plan. Today it is the headquarters of the Sparkling Wine Confraternity and the Murganheira Sparkling Wine Museum. The Casa do Paço de Dalvares was an honor created at the beginning of the Monarchy. In the Inquiries of Afonso III, well studied by Almeida Fernandes, it appears designated as the Honor of Alvares or Adalvares.

Agrossilvopastoril wind Mount exploration, property of the Association of Defense of the heritage of Mértola, classified as a site of biological interest, is today an experimental and demonstrative area where develop studies and projects that promote proper management of natural resources. Provides environmental education programs and camps to sensitize people to the development of the rural world.

Founded in 1896 on land provided by Santa Casa da Misericórdia de Santo Tirso, the spinning factory began operating in 1898. It is still possible to see the working-class neighborhood today, dating back to the 40s of the 20th century. The company was in operation until 1990. It currently operates as a space for events.

Its construction dates back to the 18th century, but there are references to this church from the 13th century. Was successively expanded to such an extent that the monument primitive disappeared, although traces remain of josefino period. In the 20th century its state of degradation was ruinous, but in 1987 began to be rebuilt and today is also a diversified cultural space.

Chapel on a Thursday, with access to the same port, located a few kilometres from the Centre of the village. The facades are painted in white and blue shot lead base. It consists of nave, chancel, vestry, House of focaccia and sanitary facilities. The interior can be seen polychrome tile and blue and white. Today functions as Chapel.

The Salpoente restaurant was reborn in February 2013 and, today, it is strongly recommended. Is already a bet wins and goals defined by the new leadership are ambitious: "we want to be the best cod restaurant in Portugal". The kitchen leads the young chef Duarte Eira which, in 2011, was the big winner of the contest "“Revolta do Bacalhau”.

This cellar has free visits at any hour. It has a wine bar, a restaurant, a shop and a wine shop with Dão wines, with a special note to the wine produced here: Curral da Burra.

This friendly farm consists of two houses and an agricultural area with about five hectares, which extends in front of the houses and ends up in the sea. A good starting point for visiting the island of Faial.

Urban eclectic House, with U-shaped plant and the different modinatura. The tiles that are on the outer facades of the building are, presumably, from the Factory of Devesas, Vila Nova de Gaia. This is private property, no visitable.

A 100-hectare estate, approximately 60 hectares of which are vineyards. It also has a winery where you can visit and learn about the production of the Olho de Mocho wine brand.