A small museum created by Malcolm Clarke in his own garage, where we can learn a little about the sperm whale and its main food source, squid.

Opened in 1999, this museum is housed in the former Carmelite Convent (17th/18th centuries). It showcases the history of wine, organizes vineyard tours, and offers wine tastings. During September, visitors can participate in the harvest. This is a landmark and a place of history for this Pico's activity, recognized worldwide.

This area promotes the Natural Reserve of Mount Pico, intending to enhance the Island's natural heritage, recognizing the importance of the flora and fauna of this mountain. Also promotes some outdoor activities, doing guided tours to volcanic cavities.

The library opened in 1986, having already gone through other buildings. Has reading rooms for adults and children, a space for exhibitions of painting and photography and a youth information Office.