A group of small windmills where the cereals where ground in the days of old. Currently there are only three windmills left in Porto Santo.

A mannerist and rococo church, built in the 16th century and composed of a sole nave and a lower and narrower high altar. By the façade, one can also find a bell tower and a sacristy.

A small horse carriage that makes tourist strolls and shows th entire island of Porto Santo in a comfortable and original manner.

A rather beautiful farm with lush vegetation, a mini-zoo with numerous birds and a mini-botanical garden.

Chapel built in the late 15th century, having been remodelled in the 18th century. The southern façade boasts a stone with carved rosette. Inside has wooden ceiling in the nave and the chancel Vault. Rectilinear, simple façades with figurative tiles flooring, 17th century.

Museums installed in the former workshop of work by Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro. Here we find exposed a vast collection of ceramics from the Factory Bordalo Pinheiro.

Inaugurado em 1999, este museu apresenta um espólio relacionado com a história do ciclismo nacional.

Fountain with back monumental well cut. The central body is crowned by pinnacles, and flanked by volutes. The water jets for five in a niche with three spouts overlapping cups.

Installed in the former "Caza" (so named for having assisted the Rainha Santa Isabel) this museum worked for many years as a hospital. In 1861 he suffered rehabilitation works, in charge of the engineer Pedro José Pezarat, passing the function as accommodation of the directors of the institution and of the Royal family. In 1992 suffered new works, which transformed it into a museum.

Pombaline architecture and neoclassical building, with construction and repairs over the centuries XV, XVIII and XIX. Early visitors were attracted by the architecture of the Spa, British style, where the greatest work is the Thermal Hospital. A complex of 1485, sponsored by King John II's wife, Queen Leonor. It is considered one of the first works of what later will be called "Manueline".