Temple ordered to be built by Branca Teixeira, daughter of the first Captain-Donatário Tristão Vaz Teixeira, based on the 14th century Capela dos Reis Magos, remodeled and expanded in the second half of the 15th century and becoming the Main Church of Machico.

This church, sided by a hospital, started its construction in 1581, in the place of the old Espírito Santo hermitage, by order of the bishop Dom Afonso Castelo Branco. In the sequence of the great damage inflicted by the earthquake in 1755, the façade was remodelled and a new hospital was built.

Founding Church in 1656, with leave from the Chancery of the order of Avis. Their composition are part the nave, chancel, vestry and Bell. Despite its façade of simple lines, where stands out the niche above the door, the interior is of great architectural richness.

This campsite, which benefits from the proximity of Lisbon, is an ideal destination for rest and regain strength. Near the beaches of Costa da Caparica, offers numerous amenities, such as bar\/restaurant, playground, animation, in order to provide pleasurable experiences for the whole family.

A monastic community consisting of about twenty Discalced Carmelite nuns. The Discalced Carmelite Nuns of the Order of the Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel follow in the footsteps of Eastern monasticism and are inspired by the Ancient Fathers of Mount Carmel, especially the Prophet Elijah and Elisha.

The first document relating to the Monastery dates from 1122. The church's facade is distinguished by its enormous dimensions; on the right and left sides are placed life-size statues of the founder of the Order of Saint Benedict / Saint Benedict of Nursia, and of Saint Scholastica.

Known for the quality of their treatments and therapies using 100 percent natural products, this space integrated into the Dom Gonçalo Hotel & SPA is the ideal place to recuperate. Has a Fitness Room, indoor heated swimming-pool, sauna, Turkish bath and jacuzzi.

Former farmhouse of production of oranges with approximately 6000 square feet, offering superb views of the ocean and the island of Pico. Is made up of the main house, where the owners reside, the farmer House, a bungalow and an apartment on the ground floor of the main house.

Mufla is a space dedicated to the production of utilitarian and decorative red clay ceramics. Operating since 1995, this shop continues to use the potter's wheel and hand-painting to produce a wide variety of handcrafted pieces that quickly become the finest in Alentejo ceramics.

The Inspira Santa Marta Hotel's restaurant clearly bet on quality and variety of a menu based on healthy food, organic production and purchased on the local market. With an urban environment and contemporary décor, is the ideal place to taste the delicacies of chef John Silva.