Geared for business, this hotel is near the airport of Faro, with quick access to the beaches of Faro and Ria Formosa. The prices quite attractive, the outdoor pool and the good location are some of the attractions of this space.

Modern hotel unit, the Rotunda da Boavista, situated in the city's business district and financial. Is close to shopping centers and access to historic area and motorways is made so simple and quick.

House of Baroque architecture with separate volume Chapel House. Access to the terrace is made through a portal. The building has housed the Court of the County of Santa Cruz de Riba Tâmega.

This is probably one of the oldest houses in the village that, despite its many renovations, retains the original. Offers three rooms, kitchen equipped for small meals and central heating. Pedestrian access.

Diving fountain probably built in Contemporary Age, composed of a quadrangular plant protected by a cover with pyramidal shot. The access is done on the side, through an intermediate level and a ladder with five rungs.

Simple Church of longitudinal plan with nave and chancel. Has adossados, vestry and Bell Tower. The Bell Tower is accessible by stairs in the posterior aspect. Side altarpieces of gilt national style.

19th century building built for housing and commerce, showing a straight plant with two storeys and dormers. The main façade is fully lined with tiles, except for the area of access to commercial space.

Source of backrest consisting of two columns, pediment stopped in volutes at the top, two cocks and in the Centre, a bust. It is in a lower level of public roads, and its access via a flight of stairs.

Of prehistoric origin, is well signposted, has good access and is located in a highly visible location. It is a corridor dolmen, of which only a few pillars are preserved. The covering slab has inscriptions.

Diving fountain that is believed to have been built during the Roman era, consisting of a rectangular tank with round arch access and coverage in barrel vault down. It was renovated in the 13th century.