Castro located in the hillside of Serra da Arada, covering an area of more than seven acres and amounting to 610 meters above sea level. Insculturas of basic typology were discovered the peninsular Northwest rock art, which allowed to conclude that this was inhabited between the 7th century BC and the 4th century AD. There are still traces of more than 25 homes with circular, oval and rectangular plants. The town was defended by a triple wall that had a perimeter of 660 meters.

The Cork Route takes you to discover the mysteries of ancient relationship between man and the Cork oak. Through the suggested routes will know the stories, the techniques of preparation and processing of Cork, a popular culture is intrinsically linked to this region. Cork is the common point in six areas of interest: heritage, nature, rural life, tradition, innovation and knowledge. Each polo addresses the cycle of Cork in its different aspects, since the Cork groves to the beautiful landscapes, covering factory. Has the peculiarity of being adapted public with reduced mobility and visually impaired.

Monumental doorway with a triangular fronton, dated from 1093. The Episcopal Palace was built between the XVII and the XVIII centuries for the Algarve Bishops.

Museum placed on a building that is a representative of the bourgeois architecture from the end of the XIX century. The current exhibitions include a show of characteristic clothes of Algarve in the XIX/XX centuries and a nucleus of popular religious sculpture. At the agriculture settings are about twenty old vehicles from this region. There is, also, an exhibition of horse-trappings, agricultural implements and an area dedicated to cork.

Roman – medieval Way, evidence of the first mercantile flows in this area. Nowadays, two sections of the Way are shown: Section A, with 100 meters and Section B, with 550 meters.

Here, at the Mosque site, was born José Vicente de Brito, a poet. In his memory, one of his poems was placed at the Poço Velho.

Church with longitudinal drawing, composed by three naves and five roof trusses. Worthy of notice, inside, is the baroque baptistery dated from the XVIII century with a marble altar piece, unique in the Algarve region.

Narrow streets of stone, with prominent chimneys and furnaces, bent roofs, whitewashed walls, yards and “poiais”. Going out for a walk leads you to tranquillity, as the pure air carries the scent of rock-rose, rosemary and brushwood. The historical centre of São Brás de Alportel has ground, whitewashed houses with a traditional architecture and the palacelike buildings of the former manufactures and tradesmen of cork, with façades cored with glazed tiles, carved ashlar masonry and iron balconies.

Bicycle track with 20 Km. This are ways right in the heart of the mountain. It is an adventure full of surprises, with sudden slopes and steep hills. The itineraries are adapted to BTT riders and others.

A fortified village of the late Bronze Age and Iron Age on which the romans later built a town. One can view temples, a commercial area, thermae, sidewalks and a horse racing track, among other vestiges. A special not to the roman circus that could welcome 25 thousand people. It is classed as a Public Interest Construction.