Located in Ponta Delgada's historic centre, Hotel Camões allows a fast movement by the main interesting sites of the city. Presents a decoration inspired by the Portuguese discoveries. It offers 35 rooms, a restaurant, a bar and a TV lounge.

Stone House which preserves the ancient but is adapted to the needs of modern comfort.

Bronze bust placed on a base of granite, erected in honor of the archaeologist and writer Martins Sarmento.

Monumento erguido em homenagem ao Dr. Sousa Martins, natural de Alhandra.

A pedestrian trail that belongs to the Municipal Pedestrian Trails Network of Paredes de Coura. It is 12 km long, has signals, and crosses the parishes of Formariz, Infesta and Moselos. You will visit and get acquainted with fine examples of cultural and landscape heritage.

Located in Ponta dos Rosais lighthouse, in the extreme northwest of the island. From this point we can get beautiful views of the ocean, the island of Faial and Pico Island on the horizon. The set of this tip, of the islets and cliffs around is classified as a site of Community interest.

Route which starts descending towards the sea by a route that crosses the culture landscape of vineyards, a Unesco World Heritage site, until the Lajido. Here it is worth visiting the Museum and also observe the various geological formations existing in the site. The path continues then uphill, passing through the Furnace of Friars ending in the Church of Santa Luzia.

Pedestrian route with a length of around ten kilometers and a medium degree of difficulty. Along the way you can enjoy the beauty of the surrounding landscape, coming into full contact with nature. To follow this trail you will need to obtain authorization from the forestry services.

Bust of Doctor Lopo de Carvalho, one of the founders and first Director of the sanitarium Sousa Martins.

An 8 km long pedestrian trail that lasts a little more than three hours, with a low difficulty level. As indicated by the name, one gets to visit the mills at the village of Várzea, in Parada. In the old days, Paredes de Coura was known as the "Barn of the Minho".