This Library, located in an old building, has a multi uses room, an audiovisual room, an adults room and a childern's room. It features 42 magazines and daily, local and regional papers. The audiovisuals room is equipped with a DVD, two videos and three TV sets. It has also 14 free intrnet computers.

This granite House functioned formerly as court, jail, Town Hall and Guild of farming. He is currently the Municipal Library building. Highlighting the national shield eighteenth-century Ornaments.

This church, dating from the 19TH century, was erected in honor of Nossa Senhora do Pranto or das Neves.

In 1808, a strong volcanic eruption destroyed the greater part of the village of Urzelina, leaving this time only this church tower.

This museum displays a vast collection of sacred images and artefacts in silver.

Church built by testament of Infante d. Henrique, in 1460. Inside is a collection of sacred art from the 17th and 18th centuries.

This gate is one of the few vestiges of the old fortress, built in the 18th century to defend the village from the pirates. It was built between 1797 and 1799 by Matias de Avelar. At the top of the door is the coat of arms with the Royal arms of Portugal.

The island of São Jorge is also known for "Ilha das Fajãs" by the massive presence of these fertile locations, "flecked" by one or another White House that cut the landscape. Fajã das Almas, also known as Fajã do Calhau, is more one of these rare beauties, deserve a visit. Be sure to know the Hermitage of Nossa Senhora das Almas and the chapel of Santo Cristo, the Harbour and the bathing area.

Also known as Fajã do Porto, the site has about 30 old houses and a road accessible by automobile. It has a chapel, in honor of our Lady of sorrows and numerous streams. It is known also for its pools (natural pools for bathing) and by furnas on its coast, caused by sea erosion.

Atualmente em remodelação, esta igreja conserva um teto de caixotões geométricos de estuque e mantém as portadas setecentistas almofadas e pregueadas a estanho. Foi o único convento de freiras da Ordem de S. Jerónimo em Portugal.