The church, built in the first half of the 16th century, features Manueline and Mannerist architecture. In the second half of the 18th century, it underwent extensive renovations, including the altarpiece, decoration of the chancel, arch, and vault. In the late 19th century, the choir was built, and the nave vaults were decorated. It now houses a nursing home.

Does Tastes moved from Olhão to Castro Marim in 2006, settling in an old factory of anchovies. Now is in the historic centre of Faro, in a space with 56 seats, smokers and non-smokers, easy parking, breakfast nook and kitchen with capacity for appropriate response and an underground wine cellar in ancient deposits of wine.

This Pavilion is manned Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 17:30 by the schools of the County. After the 17:30 till 11:0 pm is usually occupied by various entities that enjoy the space. However, it is absolutely necessary to make appointment and pay the rental of space. On weekends there are basketball and handball Federated games with teams from the municipality.

This house, repaired in 1919, has luxurious interiors and a neo-Arabian yard with a fountain. This is a good example of a mannerist urban palace, characterized by a great sobriety and simplicity that reveals the usual social division of space. The exterior simplicity contrasts with the romantic exuberance at the interior. It is also known as São Luís da Pena or Pais do Amaral Palace.

The Parque de Campismo das Taipas, situated on the Bank of the river Ave, in the middle of the green zone, is limited by the tree-lined Boulevard Rosa Guimarães and leisure parks das Taipas and bridge. Here you can practice numerous sports and recreational activities or, Alternatively, pay a visit to the Citânia de Briteiros and the historic centre of Guimarães.

This large garden, sited at the Antas area, allows sports practice, namely jogging. This is a relaxing spot in the middle of the city, with benches and tables and several cafés around. Parking is a bit difficult because it is a services area.

A fountain with a back wall dating from the 18th century, composed of a single curved panel topped by royal arms on the pediment. It was commissioned by Queen Maria I, on the site where the Arabs had a public well.

Watermill of granite, single copy of hydraulic mill which subsists from the set that existed at the site. Is docked on the river bank, with three floors. Inside, it has a vertical wheel in wood, right next to the water.

Late-baroque chapel with a façade flanked by two lengths with its Bell and with a gable roof. The current chapel was built in the late 17TH century\/early 18th century on the site of an ancient temple existed already.

By this site are various expressions of gratitude to the Virgin of various regions of the country and even from abroad. Some believers go through this place almost every weekend, just to be able to touch the statue of the Lady of the Relief.