The museum of religious art is located in the hermitage of São Sebastião. This hermitage was originally built in the 16th century and went through an important architectural renewal in the first half of the 18th century. The museum has an important collection from the churches of the parish of Albufeira. Among the exhibited works, a special note to the polychrome retable of the second half of the 18th century, where we can see three images: Saint Sebastião, Saint Francisco Xavier and Saint Domingos.

A garden with lawns and stone pathways, adorned by a small central lake. Some benches and thee shades of the trees make it an option for the hot days of the Algarve.

A large space with lawns, several trees and pathways sided by flowerbeds. There is a big lake with ducks and surrrounded by beenches that invite us to rest a while. A fitness circuit crosses the garden. There is also a playground for the youngest. Agreeable and well takeen care of space.

A park with lawns and several trees, that accompanies the downhill slope and has the sea in the background. It has a mini amphitheatre, a ramp for mountain biking and for skating and a small fitness circuit. A pleasant space, fit both for resting and for more moree energetical activities such as mountain biking.

For the bullfight lovers, there is this space devoted to bull fighting in the Portuguese way.

Part of the Town Hall building, this gallery was inaugurated in 1997. A special note to its unique contemprary architecture with two gallery floors.

With 368 seats, this auditorium allows for the presentation of exhibitions and shows. This versatile space has material for congresses and music, theatre, singing and cinema shows.

This gallery is located in the old electric central, a building that goes back to 1926. Later remodelled, it was transformed into an art gallery in 1988. A special note to the tiles and external motives on the façade, by the painter Samora Barros.