Opened in October 2001, this infrastructure is ready to receive athletes from various disciplines and at all levels of competition, constituting one of the major stakes of the municipality. Represents an important step in terms of qualification supply, contributing to the creation of a new "tourist product", the sports tourism. Consists of a football stadium with a capacity of 1700 spectators, a training camp and a Sports Pavilion. It also includes tennis courts, u

Situated in the former Episcopal Palace since 1971, it was created in 1910 in the Convent of the Capuchos, by the archaeologist and personality of several interests in science and the arts for whom it bears the name. The original organization was based on the founder's archaeological collection, later reinforced with pieces from the Episcopal Palace and with archeology spoils and the typical embroidered bedspreads. In the temporary exhibitions, works of textile art, sacred art and ethnography stand out.

Open since 1985, it is one of the oldest museums in the country dedicated to the theme of wine. It aims to promote traditions linked to the rural world, especially wine production and vine cultivation. It evokes the history and the different steps necessary for wine production, from planting the vines to bottling. It has a typical tavern, a restored old wine cellar, and a permanent exhibition with decorations alluding to bulls, horses, and cowboys.

From the services made available by this Foundation, a special note to a kindergarten, an ATL (occupation of spare times for children) and home support for old people. This foundation has promoted the Professional School of Torredeita and Cooperates with the Folk Group of Torredeita. It has also promoted the agro-pecuary cooperative "O Arado" and the Cooperativo de Artesanato de Rendas de Bilros e Trajes Regionais "O Enleio".

Hotel unit with excellent accessibility, at few minutes from the University of Porto, Pole of the Hospital of St. John and of the entries of the A3 and A4. The space is spread over nine floors, showing, in the decoration, a link to the city of Porto and its cultural heritage. It is essentially dedicated to the business side, featuring a business center. The SPA includes a dynamic swimming-pool, sauna, Turkish bath, sensory shower and gym.

All apartments have a private entrance and delight by the refinement of the decoration, but mostly by balconies and terraces. The fireplace is another charm offered by Bay da Barca, a safe haven from which to explore all the magic of the island of Pico. Swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna are other equipment made available to the visitor.It is an eco-friendly space, whose concern for the environment have earned him international recognition.

This typical solar, dating from the 17th century, is located in a wine-growing estate with approximately thirteen acres, situated in the middle of the area classified as a world heritage site by UNESCO. Features a large garden, a kitchen garden, a swimming pool and a small chapel. Offers accommodation in 5 comfortable rooms and one apartment, which houses four people. Serves meals to guests by appointment two days.

Located in Estreito da Calheta, Casa Nossa Senhora da Conceição can be found in front of the chapel of the same name. With a view of the sea, this country home is in a privileged location in a rural area, where tranquillity and fresh air are a given. While staying in this property, and apart from the ideal rest, you may also participate in the daily activities of a rural farm of circa 4000 sqm.

Urban Palace with two floors, whose original construction dates from the 15th century. After being badly damaged by the earthquake of 1755, it was rebuilt between 1835 and 1836, settling here the Judicial Court of judicial district. In 1841, part of the building became the National Theatre, later called Teatro Virginia. Currently, it houses the headquarters of the Association of Defense of heritage and the band Torrejana Workers.

From the original 12th-century construction, only the Romanesque-Gothic granite portico, flanked by small columns, remains. It underwent profound alterations in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries. The 18th-century façade is wide and low. The bell tower features four eyelets, two crevices, and a conical dome. The interior, with its three naves, is notable for the dome, which represents the chancel, with its lantern.