Located in the Centre of the picturesque city of Lagos, this friendly and pleasant hotel has 324 rooms well equipped and decorated by Maria José Salavisa. Has spacious lounges, patios, restaurants and bars, among other services. Offers permanent transport to its Beach Club, ideal for adults and children.

Theater built in the late 19th century by the architect Tomás Augusto Soler. Initially, it was called the Theatre Dona Maria Pia, then moved to Funchal, Theatre after Manuel de Arriaga theater and finally acquired the name of Baltazar Dias Theatre, in honor of the Madeiran source playwright of the 16th century.

Um dos 3 bares do hotel Tivoli em Vilamoura.

Um dos três bares do Hotel Tivoli em Vilamoura.

Dam in the Guadiana River Basin, on the Ribeira do Monte dos Monchões.

You can see views from the top of Santa Cruz to Mount São Domingos, passing through Armamar. To the right, you can see Lumiares, São Martinho das Chãs, and the Lumiares dam reservoir.

Long staircase dating from 1723-1837 which serves as Calvary to the church dedicated to Santa Cruz. Along the ascent, passing by some stations of Golgotha that lead to spiritual Church completed in 1811 by Cruz Amarante.

Picnic venue housed in a dos pinhais near Nazareth, in Valado dos Frades.

Public fountain from the D. João V period, with two ajutages and a large tank. This magnificent baroque construction is located in front of the Manga Garden, at the place where the Santa Cruz Tower once was. It is sided by the Montarroio stairs.

A square in the shape of an irregular polygon, with twelve fronts, seven bastions, and four half-bastions. The keep is located on a hillside. The defensive system of the stronghold encompassed the Forts of Santa Luzia and Graça. Currently, the gates of the Alcáçova and the Miradeiro remain.