The Manor of the Quinta de Santa Bárbara, dating from the 15th century, was adapted to Rural tourism in the seventies of the last century. The interior conserves antiques and paintings of remarkable beauty and majestic rooms with fireplace. Has pool, restaurant, bar, Chapel and enables the realization of various activities.

The Santa Clara Church is all that’s left of the convent with the same name, whose construction was ordered by Dona Filipa de Lencastre. This real treasure with golden carving is hidden at the Square. It keeps its initial gothic structure, although it suffered changes through the XVII and XVIII centuries.

The farol de Santa Marta is one of the oldest in the municipality and played an important role in the safety of Cascais and the guidance of boats to dry land. Despite maintaining its functions, currently houses a museum space dedicated to five centuries of Portuguese headlights life, its history and heritage value.

Garden located in the historic area of Santa Maria, near the teleferic station. Space divided in various platforms wavy and grassed crossed by walkways. It has benches and artificial light.

For some time, it was thought to be the ruins of the Church of Santa Maria of the village, the oldest parish church in the village. However, after archaeological surveys in 1983 and 1992\/1993, was concluded to be another building, maybe the previous jail or Paços do Concelho. Remains standing a block in mushroom-shaped masonry.

In the Museum, visitors can learn about the cycle of olive oil from the olive harvest until final proof. Integrates in Quinta do Lagar da Moira, producer of olive oil for more than 80 years.

This garden is near the Santa Joana parochial Church. The trees, bushes, benches and play ground spots make it the ideal place to family walks.

Religious monument of great simplicity. The side altarpiece has elements which attest to its Baroque aesthetic. Tiled flooring of the walls of the nave and the chancel deserves prominence. It's the only building that remains of the primitive convent of the Nuns of Santa Clara Xabreganas and was founded in 1526e Sunday of Sam Payo was the Carver.

A restaurant located among the beautiful landscape of the Bouro Lands. The tables decor is made with linen towels and the meals are served in clay tableware. The speciality of the house is the Cantinho Cod. Do try the house liquor as well.

Rustic font with two tile panels. The fountain, whose water has been drunk by Queen Santa and sought by mothers who had no milk to breast-feed their children, is traditionally considered to be miraculous.