A volcanic formation, approximately 5,150 meters long, it is the largest known lava tube in Portugal. It was formed by lava ejected from a volcanic eruption in Cabeço Bravo, and today, curious geological structures such as stalactites, lava stalagmites, and lava balls can be seen.

Pedestrian path with beginning and end in Malveira da Serra, via Janes, Valley of Horses, river of Mule, Oleaster, Alcorvim and yellow stone. Along the way you can enjoy the richness of its fauna and flora.

The Hotel do Canal lies on the seafront of the city of Horta, with stunning views of the Bay and, in the distance, on the peak. Its decoration is inspired in maritime motifs-the sailboats, the bacalhoeiros and hydroplanes-which, in a way, tell the story of the island itself.

Facing the Quarteira beach, this hotel is amidst a set of sports and leisure facilities: golf greens, tennis courts, water sports and aquaparks, the casino, discos and the marina. The rooms and the common areas are organized in a confortable and functional way.

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.

This statue in bronze with 3 metres of height was inaugurated in July 29, 2005 representing St. Peter with the keys of heaven in his left hand and the staff who guide the faithful in his way in his right hand.

Near the Rotunda da Boavista, this shopping centre has a commercial area of 1788m2 and 2 floors. Its 27 shops were recently occupied, partly, by craftwork. This way, the Sírius became the Craftwork National centre

A rather rocky riverine area where the beauty of the surrounding landscape stands out.

A traditional village where the manors and the pillory, a public interest construction, stand out.

Garden built in 1925, where the poet’s João Lúcio statue stands out.