This group of fifty menhirs, defining a regular quadrangular enclosure, was discovered and identified by the Portuguese. Although fractured, some have a phallic shape, others almond-shaped, surrounding a gigantic central post with a phallic shape, four meters high and weighing seven tons. It was the only monument moved to another location in the entire Alqueva region and was installed in 2004.

A Neoclassical church with a single nave and chancel, with an attached bell tower and sacristy. The interior features a high choir with a depressed arch, built-in confessionals, two pulpits with polychrome carved full-height guards, and two side altarpieces and two side altarpieces with Neoclassical corner posts. The main altarpiece is a revivalist altarpiece with polychrome carved work.

A lovely beach in between sea carved cliffs, that belongs to the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park. On its northern part there is naturism. Its western part is composed of rocky cliffs and small beaches in between, namely the Adraga Beach. A welcoming beach with imposing rocks on both sides. It has a restaurant, a first aid post and parasols rental.

Beach located in an urban, fishing and tourist center. It has mainly young people, although people of all ages come here. The completely renovated waterfront deserves to be highlighted, for the sculptures, cafes and information posts that aim to recreate the typical fishermen's houses ("Xávega" art). Diverse restaurants, both in terms of atmosphere and prices. Great nightlife area.

The Sanctuary of São Bento das Pêras, located atop the hill of the same name, at an altitude of 410 meters, is a pilgrimage site for thousands of believers. The religious festival honoring this patron saint of Vizela takes place on July 11th, with a procession and an open-air mass. It is a pleasant gathering place for the masses. Some also visit the site simply to enjoy the magnificent panoramic views of the Vizela River valley.

The Pico Island Vineyard Culture Landscape is made up of Lajido da Criação Velha and Lajido de Santa Luzia, occupying a total of 154 hectares. These sites constitute excellent representations of traditional architecture, landscape design and natural elements, located on extensive lava fields. Since 2004, the vineyard landscape on the island of Pico has been classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Located in Penhas Douradas, this lookout offers breathtaking views. From here, you can see the village of Manteigas, the magnificent Zêzere Glacier Valley, and the majestic Fraga da Cruz.

Lookout point located on top of the Bom Jesus near the Shrine, where you can see a large part of the city, in addition to the famous 19th century water-powered lift.

Lookout point located on top of the Bom Jesus near the Shrine, where you can see a large part of the city, in addition to the famous 19th century water-powered lift.

The Falésia viewpoint, in the parish of Caniço de Baixo, is a place where you can see all the beauty of the sea and the surrounding region, the Galo bathing set and, in the background, the Desertas Islands.