Summer house probably built in the 20th century, to submit a plant in T with three floors, with irregular coverage performed by rooftops two, three and four waters.

Summer house of irregular plant with three floors, composed by the articulation of three rectangles with roofs coverage to two, three and four waters. Highlight, in elevations, to the covers and friezes of multi-colored tiles.

Summer house built in 1911, the present a longitudinal plan composed by the juxtaposition of three rectangles, with coverage in roof of two, three and four waters. The tiles and forged irons of Art Nouveau feature visible in vain.

Summer house built between 1900 and 1903, with design by Raul Lino. Features an irregular plan with three floors, being performed by the roofs coverage three, four and eight and waters in mansard roof pierced by Dormer window.

A set also named Cocheiras de Santos Jorge or Cavalariças de Santos Jorge (Stables of Santos Jorge), classified as a public interest building. The classification includes the building of the old garage, the coachouse and the stables of the house of António Santos Jorge.

A defensive structure covered and protected by the rocks on thee cliff. It is visible from the land and from the sea.

The set of the Citadel of Cascais includes the Forte de Nossa Senhora da Luz, the Torre de Santo António de Cascais and fortified everywhere between the tip of the Salmodo and Clube Naval de Cascais. Had the Defense function of this part of the coast, access point to the capital. Currently, it is here the summer residence of the President of the Republic, the Municipal Museum of Cascais, the Anti-aircraft Artillery instruction Center and the coast and the Naval Radio of Cascais.

Former single family housing, built in the 19th century. In 1890 worked here the International Casino and, in the early 20th century, turned into a hotel. Currently, lies in ruins.

Set of four terraced houses, longitudinal and plant with two roofs and four waters. Feature clear affinities to architectural level, there are, however, independent courtyards.

Summer house where stands out, abroad, a porch on the first floor, with monochrome panels clipped profile from the 18th century. Inside, still stands out in the foyer, the 19th century polychrome tile factory of Santana and, in the dining room, ashlars multi-colored plastic neoclassical treatment.