Praia da Rocha is one of the most emblematic beaches in the Algarve. With a vast and spacious beach that expands for more than 1 km, protected by warm-toned cliffs.
Praia da Rocha is the vacation spot chosen by more and more vacationers, being one of the best known beaches in the country.

The riverside area of Portimão runs alongside the Arade, with small anchorages under the eye and the sea as a destination.
Next to Praça Manuel Teixeira Gomes, the Bandstand of Portimão marks the moment when Portimão was elevated to the status of city and recalls the concerts and official ceremonies that took place there.

The Portimão Museum takes you on a journey through time and local history, to the humble origins of this sea-facing population.
It is one of the most awarded museums in Portugal and occupies the former Fábrica de Conservas Feu.

TEMPO-Teatro Municipal de Portimão results from the transformation of the Palacete Sárrea Garfías (17th century) into what is the city's cultural center of excellence.
In Largo 1º de Novembro, the yellow building stands out with its Art Deco statues and tile panels.

In the century In the 17th century, after finding a safe haven in Portimão from a strong storm, Diogo Gonçalves ordered the construction of the Jesuit Church and College.
Located in Alameda da Praça da República, this Jesuit convent stands out for its simplicity in architecture.

The palace, in the neoclassical style, belonged to the Bívar family, illustrious people from Porto who stood out in the field of national and regional politics.
The current building of the Town Hall dates from the end of the 19th century. XII.

The Mother Church of Portimão dates from the 16th century. Built in the 15th century in one of the highest areas of the city, it underwent several interventions over time that resulted in a mix of styles — Baroque, Rococo and Manueline.
The Gothic portal remains from the original building, inspired by the Monastery of Batalha, with decorated ends and sculptures.

The Igreja da Misericórdia is one of the most beautiful temples that you can visit, outside the center of Portimão, in the parish of Alvor.
Dated from the century. Built in the 17th century, this church is full of details inside, from the altar, to the side pulpit and the stained glass window depicting the miracle of roses.

The Fortress of Santa Catarina, on the cliff next to Praia da Rocha, in an elevated position, as you would expect, is one of the ex-libris of Portimão and proof of the importance that port has always had for maritime activity.
Built during the reign of King Filipe II and integrated into the defensive structures of the Algarve, it protected the Arade River. Today it is one of the city's favorite viewpoints.

The megalithic tombs of Alcalar are ancient funerary temples that were built and used by several generations, over several centuries, in the 3rd millennium before the beginning of the Christian era.
The complex, with the tombs arranged in different groups, constitutes a necropolis located in the immediate vicinity of an old housing cluster, whose ruins extend over an area of about 20 hectares.