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A 1700s manor, typical of a welathy rural landlord, with a tower. It is sober and simple in its lines.

A pilgrim's house with doors and windows framed with the region's black masonry.

A typical farmer's house, where the Madeiran professor, journalist and writer Horácio Bento de Gouveia was born. The house was adapted to House-Museum in 1986.

A 19th century house covered by ceramic tiles, according to the Madeira's custom.

A 1700s house with some 20th century parts.

A very small chapel with simple lines, located on a higher rock that protects it from the sea. It is the "ex-libris" of São Vicente.

A small rural chapel, with simple lines, accordingly to the most usual model of the mannerist chapels of the islands.

A chapel with outer simple lines and a richer decor in its interior. A special note to the retable with threee paintings that evoke the Three Wise Men's Adoration, Saint John the Baptist and a bishop of the church.

A small, rather unique, chapel-tower, built as a steep tower, rather simple façades and a very late revivalism. One can hear the sound of its mechanical clock in the entire parish.

A church located on a rural area, by the sea, with views of the sea to the north, and surrounded by the mountains. The retables are in white and golden neoclassicist carvings and the sacristy still has baroque elements.