Renaissance and Baroque building that, despite numerous interventions to which it was subject, still maintains a moth 1500s. The Turret is distinguished from the rest by building its huge upright and its corners apilastrados with Ionic capitals, possessing a penthouse on roof with dormers.

Mansion farmhouse of characteristic construction from the second half of the 19th century. It is said that King Manuel II stayed here, invited by Marquis Soveral, during the harvest season.

The romantic taste of the first owner is reflected in the beautiful landscaping that you chose for the construction of this Palace, highlighting the beautiful gardens that surround the space. Presents part of the tiled facades with diverse decoration and floral scenes. Inside, the highlight goes to the decoration, the furniture, the Chapel, the Hall, the visiting rooms and dinner, both tea pavilions and the home of the crib. The gardens in several plans, drawn like late-romantic, feature staircases, lakes and marble statuary and ceramics. Currently, works here a Pousada de Portugal.

This House with coat, which belonged to the second Viscount of Midões lies in a poor state of conservation.

The Monserrate Palace is an eighteen hundreds construction topped by bulbous red cupolas with facades opened by doors and windows of soft Gothic curves. On the inside, there is an exuberant decoration of plaster and domes with Indian and classical themes. It is surrounded by superb and romantic gardens where it is possible to find thousands of exotic species due to this region micro-climate.

Reriz Palace was built in the 18th century. It is characterized by its closed façades and stonework. The main façade presents four windows with rectangular vain, dominated by broken pediments and protected by railed bay windows. On the inside yard are located the house gardens.

19TH century building, where is currently the official residence of the President of the Azores Regional. In the interior, highlighted by some furniture from the 18th and 19th centuries and for a collection of tiles from ancient temples on the island.

This building is formed by two bodies with sober and well proportioned lines, revealing a neoclassic style. In 1802 the two lateral bodies were connected by a huge triumphal arch, celebrating Dom João IV visit. On the inside the highlights are one of the room’s wall paintings in Pillemet type and the Convention room with mythological and maritime scenes. In the last years the Palace is being used as a luxury hotel, but its original characteristics have been preserved.

18th century palace built by family Rebelo de Andrade. After going through the hands of several owners, this property was acquired by the City Council in 1979. Since 2007 which is under restoration and is expected to be inaugurated here some municipal galleries, a restaurant and a bookstore.