Viewpoint located just outside the city of Horta, which runs along both sides of the main road, in a completely antagonistic view. On one side you can see Praia do Almoxarife and the rural landscape. On the other, the city of Horta in all its splendor, with the marina and Monte da Guia in the background.

Sited in a beautiful exhibition gallery, located at the neo-classical S. Bento Building, it has a permanent exhibition called: “Biology, Biodiversity and Evolution in the Vegetal World”. Here you may also see a considerable number of microscopes and other ancient laboratorial instruments, a good collection of fossils and varied handicraft works.

Very old church, which was being deeply changed inside, where you can see granite pavement, the 17th century font on the side of the Gospel and the altarpieces of Baroque 18th century national structure. Composed of nave and chancel, this church preserves a belfry with a schema of three ventanas, very rare in this district.

Small beach between the cliffs with sand areas you can only see in low water. The access is done through a stone stair, the elevator that belongs to the urbanization existing here or through the tunnel that connects to the Três Irmãos beach. It is a great option to diving lovers. There is a restaurant coated on the rocks, with high prices.

Huge barbecue, which is filled with workers during the day and where, at night, as normal is to see students in the Group table. In addition, the obvious BBQ various parts, you can also order, depending on the day, house specialties like the cozido à portuguesa (3rd, 6th and Sunday), ham (Wednesday) and others.

This church façade maintains the masonry decoration from the 18th century and the doorway is still from the 17th century. The inside presents a nave with the plan in Latin cross. From the primitive construction from the ends of the 13th century it remains an pointed arch in granite.

Small chapel dating back to the late 15th century or early 16th century. XVI. the portal, the final Gothic, has over stone of Royal arms. The interior is of a ship with a panelled vault, in which are visible the emblems of d. Leonor (shrimp) and d. João II (Pelican). We highlight the triumphal arch down, beveled edges and the chancel is covered by a panelled vault, with bocetes and, again, with the Royal Arms and the shrimp.

Bell Tower that belonged to the primitive Church of Horta. The clock tower was not part of the original set of the Church, but have been built in the early 18TH century. The Church, on your lathe, suffered many calamities since its construction and was demolished in 1825. Have quadrangular, three storeys and is built essentially on stone masonry plastered and painted white. Includes a clock with dial in each of the four sides, under the spans of bells.

This market takes place from Tuesday to Sunday from 8:0 at 2:0 pm.

This market takes place from Tuesday to Sunday from 8:0 at 1:0 pm.