A mall with one floor and a commercial area of 1800 m2. It has 39 shops and is located in the city centre. It is open between 9 am and midnight. It has no hypermarkets nor supermarkets, It has restaurants.

Modern and cosy restaurant, working as a restaurant and bar. The bar is open from 9:0 pm at 2:0 during the week and until 11 4:0 on weekends. Occasionally have karaoke.

Off Line Restaurant Snack Bar, in Vila Nova de Gaia, is open till 02:00, for those who want to snack in the middle of the night and strengthen energy, a snack bar with quality.

Lactovegetariano restaurant, with Hare Krishna food and vegan, to provide discounts to students. Includes a health food store. It is open daily from Monday to Saturday for lunch, serving dinner only on Friday and Saturday.

The butcher restaurant in Lisbon, opened in March 2013 and is a portmanteau of a butcher shop and a restaurant. The menu displays only meat dishes, for lunch you can find daily menus with more affordable prices.

Ample and cosy restaurant located in an old mill, with three independent rooms all with open Windows on the saw. Serves good mountain cuisine and, during the week at lunch, serving the economic 6 euros.

A well-maintained municipal park, with plenty of trees, benches distributed throughout the area, as well as good lighting and pedestrian paths. There are open spaces within the park where a fitness trail can be found.

This is one of the oldest Christian temples in the country and stands out for the mysterious shapes and insignia carved into its walls and the succession of artistic periods, evident in the distinct chapels that open from the central body of the temple.

Opened in 2007, the movie theater is in the old building of the "Cinema", fully recovered and includes also the Municipal Library, opened in 2005. Is prepared to receive music, dance, theatre, cinema, conferences, seminars and congresses. Has 280 seats-240 in the audience and 40 on the counter. Has a central production unit on the counter where are the tables of light, sound, projector and cinema sound processor, the media player and two translation booths. Has an orchestra pit with a capacity of about 30 musicians.

This was the first golf course in Madeira, built in 1937 and then redesigned in 1991 by the famous golf architect Robert Trent Jones. Overlooking Machico Bay, it has three courses, each with two par-5s, two par-3s and five par-4s. The "Machico" and "Desertas" courses are those usually used during the Madeira Open, while the "Serras" course, gently flat, maintains the level of play. Santo da Serra hosts the Madeira Open annually, a tournament integrated into the PGA European Tour.