From the São Salvador do Mundo Viewpoint, located above the Valeira dam, it is possible to observe magnificent landscapes, with huge steep slopes that contrast with the vineyards, olive trees and orchards, and the Douro River as a backdrop.

In the most eastern part of the Algarve the Cacela-a-Velha belvedere has excellent views of Montegordo and the Praia Verde and Mantarrota beaches. One can even still see the Ria Formosa from this elevated spot.

Magnificent green space, with a leafy forest, ideal for walking and playing sports. Highlights include the remains of a Manueline door, part of a lapidary collection from various periods and styles, the fountains and the São João fountain.

Built in 1442, this castle belonged to the Castelo Branco family until the 18th century. It was restored, currently hosting a municipal gallery. From the original construction, there are still the medieval battlemented towers of the old fortified house.

A fountain with a back wall dating from the 18th century, composed of a single curved panel topped by royal arms on the pediment. It was commissioned by Queen Maria I, on the site where the Arabs had a public well.

Franciscan convent with Mannerist, Baroque, and Rococo architecture, comprising the church, the former convent outbuildings, the cloister, the Reception Hall, and the refectory. Highlights include a set of monochrome tiles dating from the 17th and 18th centuries.

Watermill of granite, single copy of hydraulic mill which subsists from the set that existed at the site. Is docked on the river bank, with three floors. Inside, it has a vertical wheel in wood, right next to the water.

Baroque chapel dated from the 18th century, presenting a facade with padded frame portal, with the arms of Dom Manuel and the 1727 date entered. In the interior, highlighted by a gilded altar. Initially, was established along with a hospital.

The Spanish-Arabic fresco-paintings from the XV century, as well as an ogive window with beautiful glass works, a valuable sculpture of São Nicolau and the rich tomb of D. Gonçalo Pereira are worth the visit to this chapel.

Baroque and Renaissance Chapel, consisting of a nave and a chancel and vaulted a Bell Tower. The initial construction, dating from the 16TH century, left only the altarpiece of the high altar. It was then rebuilt in the first half of the 18th century.