Door that gives access to Estremoz, narrow, erected in white marble.

This ruined Manor is in a fenced area and easily accessible. However, there is no signage.

Pedestrian access bridge with arc of volta redonda and profile in easel.

A space where snacks and combined dishes are served at accessible prices.

Good dishes at accessible prices in this simple restaurant with an ffective service.

A large restaurant that serves traditional Portuguese dishes at accessible prices.

Access to this fajã, located between Fajã do Cruzal and Fajã da Saramagueira, through a difficult path for Canada to Sao Tome. Despite the necessary caution not to slip, don't forget to enjoy the superb views. The vine is the main culture of this fajã having here existed, inclusive, eight wineries. Currently, is almost completely abandoned.

Small lighthouse tower, with a hexagonal drawing, two floors and 5m height. The access to the first floor, the main one, where the warning lights were sent to navigation, is done through a small, steep stone stairs on the outside, with iron defences. It is also called Farol da Luz or Farol da Senhora da Luz.

Ancient farmhouse of a wealthy family, which is reflected in the construction slot and access stairs, decorated with volutes. In door carral, which provides access to the inner courtyard, has inscribed the date 1761.

Solar with rectangular plan with two floors, comprising the main body with a smaller body adossado, and with coverage in gable roof. The original building dates from the 15th century\/XVI, after being rebuilt in the first half of the 17th century. On the main façade, highlighted by the portal lintel straight and in the lobby for a Tuscan column.