These walls, with two gates, were originally built in the 13th century. Later, in the 17th century, the bastioned fortification of the Portalegre enclosure was built.

Milestone anepígrafo believed to belong to the XVII of the Antonine itinerary. Proceeds of the vicinity of Tariq of Chã, having been transferred to the village later. This is a milestone semi-cilíndrico, granite coarse grain, which was later reused as cruise. Features a lower diameter and rough lines the other known cruises in the municipality, perhaps due to reuse that suffered.

The Teatro Sá da Bandeira-initially-circus Theatre and, later, the Theatre Royal Prince-was inaugurated on August 4, 1855, being then a wooden shack. In 1867, would later be destroyed in order to build, at the same venue, a theatre of stone and lime, a week after the implantation of the Republic, in 1910, was renamed Teatro Sá da Bandeira.

A spacious, calm, and pleasant space where you can stroll while admiring the ocean. Occasionally, concerts and festivals take place here. This is one of the best places to get some exercise.

A pedestrian trail that belongs to the Municipal Pedestrian Trails Network of Paredes de Coura. It is 10 km long and has signals. A trail where you will get acquainted with the lovely Insalde parish.

From this viewpoint we can get fine panoramic views over the town from the top, the green hills around and, in the background, the sea. In the surrounding mountains often found herds of cows.

A beach that is hardly accessible. To get down to it one must descend a 200 metres high stairway. Below, there is a small stretch of sand and clam waters. It has quality restaurants with typical dishes.

Restaurant of Hotel Quinta da Marinha Resort, a unique space that combines the best Portuguese flavours with retro décor. Gets only 20 people at a time, so it is advisable to book before.

Space where we sell numerous objects, mostly second-hand, since clothes jeans to crafts, going through various trinkets. Is installed, since the early 20th century, the field of Santa Clara (Barrio de Alfama).

Nineteenth century House of simple rectangular plant consisting of two hinged rectangular volumes. Features a symmetrical main façade divided into three rags and torn by going to rectilinear. Inside, a Freestone ladder providing access to the piano nobile.