Museum that has a vast collection of local ethnography donated by João Bosco da Mota Amaral, all from emigrants and the authorities of the host countries. It is located in the old Ribeira Grande Fish Market.

The Museu da Indústria Têxtil (Textile Industry Museum) exhibits the history of the factories, of the means of production and of the economic changes that this activity brought to the region. It represents the region's past and present on the national and international levels..

One kilometre away from Albufeira and just a few metres from Santa Eulália's beach, by the Quinta da Balaia, in a very peaceful area, one can find these well equipped apartments.

South-facing farm with a Seaview phenomenal and a lovely sunset. Located in the Serra da Boa Viagem, is a private property with a floor and pool. All rooms are equipped so that the guest have the maximum convenience.

The Lapa da Moura dolmen, prehistoric megalithic monument (probably 5\/4 centuries b. c.), shows traces of the tumulus, saving the megalithic Chamber of polygonal plant and props with painting and engraving.

Art Nouveau décor building, probably built in 1911, second attests to the date inscribed on the façade tiles, signed by Alfredo Pinto da Fonte Nova. Emphasis on the tile Source factory New.

14TH and 17th century chapel with monumental staircase and panoramic views of the city of Tomar. It has a prominent position: on top of a hill, in front of the Castle, the convent of Christ and the chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceição.

Mannerist church opened in 1629, belonging to the Brotherhood of Nossa Senhora da Misericórdia. It consists of a nave, a chancel and two bell towers. Inside, highlights are some images by French sculptor Claude Laprade.

Monument built after the tragic death of father António Joaquim Morais Tavares da Fonseca, the Mayor of London between 1977 and 1985. Situated in front of the Town Hall of Murtosa, bust is in bronze.

The Cat Street is one of the most symbolic places of João da Pesqueira. It is thought that originated in the Arabic occupation and is, today, the authentic ex-libris of the Medieval Village, with a structuring of space dating back to that time.