There isn’t much left of the original temple, partially destroyed in 1740. Inside, the golden carving stands out. It has a portal with a triangular fronton, surrounded by pilasters on the main façade. Inside is a nave covered by a vault.

Romanesque church whose first body forms a tower topped by a bell tower with eight windows. Inside there are two columns that serve as internal support for the tower. The portal features multiple archivolts with decorated capitals.

Mannerist Church consists of a nave, with main façade in gable truncated by a Bell Tower flanked by pinnacles. Still on the facade, there is a Mannerist portal, framed by columns supporting an architrave decorated, and two Baroque clipping Windows.

Church probably built in the late 16th century, the present a longitudinal plan with a nave, a chancel and a vestry, which form a single volume. The facade presents a perfect round portal and a belfry. The building was renovated in 1997.

18TH century manor, East and Northeast by facades are more worked than the rest, with a monumental portal, Bay Windows along the upper floor ending with a balcony with two groups of masonry columns and wooden ceiling.

The Strong Municipal campsite, situated in the village of Sesimbra, enjoys a location exceptionally located, a few metres from some of the beautiful beaches and sought after. This space offers a peaceful stay, revealing the ideal place to breathe the fresh air and the sea breeze while gazing at a beautiful landscape. It offers all the services and facilities needed and leisure activities, in order to enjoy the most of the experience of camping in the middle of nature.

This nice Algarve town keeps its labirynth of small narrow streets, sided by white houses, with a special note to the towers of the old Castle. The vertical lines of the minaret that remains of of old mosque and the horseshoe shaped archways of the Market lend it a vague arabic tone. By the Tenente Cabeçadas square observe a beautiful gothic portico that once was part of a convent and do visit the churches of São Clemente, Matriz de Loulé and Misericórdia.

According to legend, the foundation of this castle began with a hillfort that allowed Viriato's companions to withstand a seven-year siege. Later, it also withstood Arab, Castilian, and French attacks. It is located amidst a rocky outcrop, at a strategic lookout point. Dom Afonso Henriques granted it a charter in 1174 and donated it to the Templars, who built the castle. Of the imposing medieval fortress, only the quadrangular Torre de Lucena and Torre do Pião remain.

On a steeply sloping area below the castle lies the old mosque, converted into a Christian church in the 13th century, with a Manueline-Mudejar façade featuring battlements and spires. It is the only one that still retains the volume and some decorative elements of the Arab temple that preceded it, notably the "T" layout, the presence of the mihrab and the compartment in the "qibla" (mosque wall) facing Mecca, the existence of five naves from the old mosque, the statuary, doors, and remains of the mihrab.

Indian restaurant with the name of one of the most typical spices of Indian cooking, to indict the flavors here can prove it. Its gastronomy intends to chart a gastronomic route starting in India, passing through Mozambique and ending in Lisbon. Presents a fusion cuisine with Indian influences, Mozambican and Portuguese, Arab. At lunch, the atmosphere is relaxed and slight, while the dinner becomes more sophisticated and intimate. At lunch, offers menu for 9.90 euros.