From the fifteen hundreds period, the church still preserves the Manueline door, with slender columns and decoration using vegan elements. The inside has one only nave with tunnel ceiling with painted coffers. It should be mentioned the altarpiece on the main altar from the 17th century and the glazed tiles cover. The Calvary, placed in the church yard is from the 17th century, as well.

Opened in 1982, it was a shopping center in the city for many years. Nowadays, stores became studios and rehearsal rooms, now being born as a kind of musical incubator in Porto. There are more than 100 rooms from which various musical styles come from and some artists, such as Manuel Cruz, from Ornatos Violeta, have their name associated with the space.

Hotel situated in the Centre of Praia da Vitória, four kilometres from the airport and 100 metres from the beach. It offers rooms with private bathrooms, telephone and TV. Emphasis on its terrace with panoramic sea views.

Comfortable hotel, 2km away from Funchal city centre and a few metres away from the seaside complex Lido. The rooms have air conditioned, TV, telephone and mini bar. The apartments have kitchenette.

Located less than one kilometre from the beach and about three kilometres from the town's centre. It has several infrastructures, including a golf course, a tennis course, a spa, Jacuzzi and sauna, among others.

One hundred well located T1 and T2 apartments, 50 metres away from the beach and two kilometres away from the centre of Lagos. It has a laundry service, a cafeteria, an outdoors swimming pool and a garage.

Quinta d ' Abegoa consists of 2 houses, with provisions and different environments. A resulting from the recovery of a country house, and another which, although built from scratch, maintains the original rural areas in which it operates.

This XVIII century work was built to supply water to Lisbon. The sketch of this monument goes from Alcântara to Campolide, and it is possible to make the way that goes over the Calouste Gulbenkian Avenue and, from then on, observe Lisbon and the Tejo River.

The museum opened in 1982 after a donation from the antique dealer Manuel Gameiro, with the City Council providing the building. It is divided into five themed rooms, allowing for an understanding of national and local history from the 18th century.

At this nucleus you may admire a classroom from the 1950’s/60’s, with all the elements and materials used at the time, from the wood writing-desks to the old school books, blackboard and maps, among others.