Dwelling house consisting of a simple rectangular plan with two floors and with homogeneous coverage to four waters. Inside, there are some stairs near the main portal, giving access to the piano nobile. It was built in 1849, according to inscription on the lintel of the main portal.

The portal of the convent with monumental porch and portal padded Church flanked by two fluted columns, upon which runs an architrave. The interior of the Church is rich in tiles, paintings and carvings. Highlights also the coat of arms of infanta d. Maria on the cornice.

Only a few remains of this castle remain. From the original castle, the Santo Antônio Gate is visible, consisting of two thick walls, over which sits an arch with a broken outline on the outside and a perfect arch on the inside. Above the gate are traces of the original battlement, now transformed into a terraced house. Small sections of the wall also remain.

In Guimarães Sul, a few minutes from the historical city centre, the old WING sheets factory is reborn in the form of an innovative concept. New daily, rhythms and inhabitants for an emblematic building of the Portuguese industrial architecture of the years 60, now reconverted into creative platform, Exchange place, and fusion experiments, where each participates in the reinvention of the past.

After undergoing a full refurbishment in 2016, aTASCAdo reopened to quickly establish itself as one of Alvor’s most popular restaurants. His unique ambience is a winning combination of its characterful décor, attentive service and excellent regional food made from fresh local produce. The menu is designed to showcase typical Algarvian cuisine using only the best locally-sourced products, finished off with homemade sweets.

This is a museum dedicated to Christopher Columbus and his presence in Porto Santo, highlighting period furniture, engravings of Christopher Columbus, reproductions of clothing from that time, and a series of manuscripts, including the logbook of his 3rd voyage. Of particular note is the exhibition depicting the sinking off the north coast of the island of the galleon Sloot Ter Hooge, belonging to the Dutch East India Company, and the matamorras, the pits where cereals were stored.

Although the history of ecclesial space point to a medieval Foundation dating back to the 12th century, the Church of Cárquere is structurally a fusion of styles that reveal crucial periods in their development as the monastic space, now linked to the Canons, now to the Jesuits. According to legend, it was founded due to the miracle, attributed to our Lady of Cárquere at the request of Bishop Egas Moniz de Ribadouro, of healing of the legs of Dom Afonso Henriques.

Space located in an old House by the river. On the upper floor works the bar\/tea house and a space where we sell retro clothing. Downstairs there is a store called preconceived notions, where you can buy clothing, accessories and bicycles cruiser, chopper and lowrider, a Hairdresser and a make-up workshop.

Church built in the late 18th century, more precisely in 1779, date entered in Roman characters in the lintel of the portico. Features a unique ship, an arched portico curved and frieze frames broken up about topped off by friezes.

Of the old church, which was destroyed during the 1755 earthquake, only this bell tower remains, restored in 1766, and which can now be seen, isolated, in the town's cemetery.