Located on the northwestern slope of the mountain range, this village preserves a large number of thatched-roofed houses made of loose stone. The 18th-century main church and the 12th-century memorial are noteworthy. Traditional costumes are still worn today.

It has been known as Colonial Garden, later as Overseas Garden and still as Tropical Agricultural Garden. Today it is one of the most pleasant green spaces of Lisbon, with more than 500 species of tropical and subtropical flora in gardens and greenhouses.

Recovered and expanded in 1915, the Monte dos Vicentes is considered a milestone in the history of the Alentejo countryside alive. Situated next to the medieval town of Terena, but in the field of smoked sausage and mounted alentejan olive groves, and inserted into the Dark Sky reserve of the land of the big Lake Alqueva, is the location of excellence for a long vacation or just a quick getaway.

In the restaurant the Boulder, in Funchal, Saturday dinner is done to the sound of classical music performed live. The rest of the day, the environment is also informal, perfect for a quick meal or a refreshing drink on the terrace. Grilled tuna on a rock is one of the specialties. Next to the Cathedral of Funchal, just lunch menus € 7. Take a lunch sitting on the desirable couch.

Integrated into the stunning Pestana Sintra Golf resort, this space offers gym, jacuzzi and pays numerous beauty treatments: wine therapy, chocolatoterapia, green tea, seaweeds. It also features a varied range of manual lymphatic drainage massage, relaxation and oriental style.

Work of the sculptor Agostinelli, paying homage to the traditional florists of Madeira. During many years it was at the Hotel Atlantis Madeira, but after its demolition it was offered to Santa Cruz autarchy that placed it on the gardens of the Casa da Cultura (Culture house) at Quinta do Revoredo.

An imposing neo-manuelin (from a style created by the king Dom Manuel I at the times of the sea discoveries) mannor. One should pay close attention to the ashlar frames, to the neo-manuelin jagged battlements, to the horseshoe shaped arches and to the neo-arab tiles.

A bronze statue, over a marble base, paying homage to Gonçalo Mendes da Maia “O Lidador”, hero of the foundation of the nationality, whose first king of Portugal, D. Afonso Henriques, nominated his “Adeantado”. The statue is by the sculptor Lima de Carvalho.

Church with Baroque and Rococo influences. Features single ship with chorus-high and chancel. The Bell Tower's cupola for the classroom and within any decor is enlivened by the retabulística. The Rococo arises in ashlars of tiles and stucco notes with shell motifs, pay phones and bat wings.

The Community Oven is located in the house. It can be visited, as it is open to the community.