Lighthouse built in 1927, 114 meters above sea level, on Ponta do Castelo. It is a 14-meter-high quadrangular tower with several attached buildings.

Fort built in the 16th century on the site of Cimo da Rocha to defend the town during the Philippine reign. It consists of a small bastion and the Command House and Troop Barracks. Inside, there is the chapel of Our Lady of Conception and an obelisk in honor of Commander Carvalho Araújo.

Dating from the early 15TH century, this church is one of the oldest of the Azores. Currently, the primitive structure, only the Gothic side door and a roof in Manueline style in the chapel of Santa Catarina.

The original chapel, dating from the 15th century, was rebuilt between 1674 and 1676. The main façade features a straight-lintel portal, while the side façades feature Manueline arched portals. The interior features the high choir, the pulpit on the Gospel side, and the chancel with a triptych commemorating the patron saint.

Building single-storey rectangular plant, located in the historic centre of Vila do Porto. It was built in the 17th century and refurbished in the 18th century.

The primitive chapel was built in the 16th century, suffering in the following centuries several refurbishments and additions. Emphasis on the façade in the Baroque style and its tiled Bell Tower.

Dating back to 1607, this convent was sacked by pirates in 1616 and in 1675. It was then rebuilt in 1725 on the initiative of Friar Agostinho de San Francisco, dating from this time a set of valuable tiles. Currently, it houses the City Council, the Court of the District of Vila do Porto and the Finance and Treasury Department.

Chapel attached to the convent of San Francisco, this church was the Franciscan convent of our Lady of victory. The interior preserves interesting two tile panels dating from the 17th century, representing the miracles of Santo António.

This former convent was built in 1594 by father Corvelo Resende. This convent belonging to the order of the Poor Clares, which had as its Patron Saint Santa Maria Madalena, nothing remains. Inside, the altarpieces and the Rococo pulpit.