Traces of a Roman settlement located at the bottom of the shed Southeast of Castro de Frades, in agricultural land. When ploughing the fields, appeared in this space remains of "tegullae" and common Roman pottery, booty common to settlements from the Roman era. It is believed that this town is later than to castro.

Legend has it that the construction of the Convent was due to the fulfillment of a promise. Two sailors on the high seas, when in danger, swore to build a church in the first land of Portugal they saw from the sea. Convent full of traditions, with a centuries-old tree, the magnolia, classified as being of public interest.

Monument of religious type, belonging to the set of fences of the Capuchos Convent of Mercy. It was founded in 1518, although it was founded twice, in 1591, which was once moved to the top of the Hill, alongside the aqueduct of Amoreira. The construction of the cemetery dating from the 19th century. The privileged views on Elvas remain.

Built in the early 18th century, it served as the palace of D. Constantino de Bragança, Viceroy of India, and only later as a convent. Highlights include the stonework and tiles, which depict scenes from the life of St. Philip Neri, and the beautiful marble staircase, featuring hunting scenes.

Construction dating from the 18TH century, has undergone minor modifications in the 20th century. Like many manor houses of Minho, is composed of two three-storey towers connected by a central body but low. In the Centre, the encimar the door of access to the piano nobile, is the coat of the Hailstorm.

Dating from the 18TH century, Casa do Fojo is a two storey building, of great sobriety and great balance, located just outside of the ceramic factory do fojo. The facade is formed by three bodies, with the sides ripped through a window, ending in an arc with a cross on top.

House probably dating from the early 18TH century, with a simple longitudinal plant with two floors, showing, in the Centre, a cruise of facade composed of a base and a Latin cross, dating back to 1777. Featuring sober lines, highlighting his effort in frieze and cornice, torn by Windows.

This chapel is linked to the popular cult and suffered many reconstructions, so the exact date of its establishment is unknown. It owns the remaining of a Manueline crucifix in a warping which is probably from the XV century. The remaining of XVII century woodcarving which forms a retable ensemble stands out.

Chapel of longitudinal plant, consisting of a nave, a chancel and a vestry located near the left side. It was built in 1634, showing features of Mannerist and Baroque architecture. Inside, highlighting some 18th-century tiles that line the walls of the chancel, depicting scenes from the life of the Virgin Mary.

Considered one of the best water parks in Europe, it is located just a few minutes from Portimão and offers all kinds of fun and recreational activities in the water. If you want to spend a day full of excitement and dizzying sensations, this is the perfect place! The main attraction is the Black Hole.