The Lóios Convent Museum is a regional museum that hosts temporary exhibitions of national and international interest, and where you can also appreciate the permanent exhibition in the areas of Painting, Archaeology, History and Art History, explaining the origin of Man, evolution and development of the Lands of Santa Maria. Donations resulting from official acts or actions in the political life of the municipality are also on display.

Located in the town's historic area, more precisely in the old Town Hall, the museum has two sections. In the Archaeology section, you can see archaeological finds that marked human presence in the municipality, from the Mirense period, the Bronze Age, and the Muslim occupation. The Ethnography section houses a collection of agricultural implements. The Municipal Art Gallery is located in the same building.

The museum, opened in 1999, shows a collection selection of 200 objects – furniture, utilitarian objects and glass objects- organized chronologically to evidence the design evolution since 1937 till nowadays. It has works from designers such as Alvar Aalto, Gio Ponti, Tom Dixon and Philippe Starck, as well as the Portuguese Siza Vieira, Pedro Silva Dias and Damiano Costa.

Tourist complex placed 3 km away from Funchal city centre. It has access to beach and other facilities namely restaurants, bars and shopping centre (Madeira Fórum) 50 metres away. All 23 apartments and 6 studios have TV, hair drier, individual safe, direct phone, air conditioned, kitchenette and balcony.

Located high in the Sierra de Valongo, 15 minutes from the Centre of Porto, this modern building was built the environment in mind. Here you can have total privacy on your motor vehicle circulation, once that has double garages with direct access to the private suites. Of architecture and innovative design, it also has a jacuzzi, relax with a soothing hydro bath.

Casa Das Irmãs Dominicanas is located in the centre of Fátima, a 5-minute walk from Fátima Sanctuary. It offers great-value accommodation in air-conditioned guest-rooms and a quaint church on site. Rooms at the Irmãs Dominicanas hotel are simply furnished and include a TV set. They all come with en-suite bathrooms and some rooms feature a seating area.

Nice House with four bedrooms, living room with pool table, kitchen and dining room, barbecue area, five-a-side football pitch, small playground and swimming pool. It also has bicycles, game of arrows and cable tv, everything you need for a few days well spent in the company of friends. It lies just seven miles from the beach.

Castro surrounded by a wall, probably with an acropolis surrounded by another internal wall. Nearby are the necropolises of Tanchoal and Meijão, which must belong to the Iron Age, with ashes and artifacts. This set includes the village of Alto do Castelo, which presents a sequence of occupations from the Chalcolithic to the Roman period, and the village of Cabeço da Bruxinha, which does not have a defined chronology.

It was built in 1569 by João Correia. It is a Renaissance church from which the portico on the flat wall stands out, sided by four ionic columns and a glassed rose window. The interior is composed by three naves, separated by arcades and supported in ionic columns. On the Gospel side there is a manueline chapel that kept its original vault and an arch flanked by two sculpted capitals.

It stands out the frontage flanked by the campanile, the doorway with three archivolts which arches settle in columns with decorated capitals with zoo and fitomorpchic motifs. IT still maintains the corbels. The inside displays a rectangular nave and behead. The triumphal arch is in double archivolt and worked capitals. It is also worthy to mention, behind the neoclassic altarpiece, a remarkable frescoes from the 15th century.