From the praça da Republica, you can see this attractive Roman bridge , and on the other bank some attractive houses.

This church has a Renaissance doorway. The interior is covered with panels of historiated azulejos from the 18C depicting Mercy. Also worthy of note is a retable in gilded wood from the same era.

The crenellated walls of this Moorish castle enclose an attractive garden.

This church, built over an old mosque, has preserved its Gothic facade. It contains the tomb of the Seven Knights of the order of Santiago whose assassination by the Moors unleashed the reconquest of the town. You will see the ribbed vault of the cha..

In this church built in the 17C, seven chapels have impressive Baroque wood panelling from the 18C.

In this 18C church, you can see an attractive retable in gilded wood.

The road crosses the salt marshes and arrives at the pier from where the boats regularly depart in summer for the Island of Tavira where there is a busy beach.