Lajes Lighthouse
Ponta das Lajes Lighthouse is one of the largest and best known lighthouses in the Azores. It is 16 meters high, 99 meters above sea level and has a square prismatic tower, showing three white flashes every 15 seconds. It provides a wonderful view over the municipality and the Atlantic Ocean.
Lajes Museum
Having opened in 2013, this museum offers services such as a computer center, library, exhibitions and an auditorium suitable for conferences and film screenings. It is open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Church of Nossa Senhora do Rosário
This church is said to have been built around the 18th century, and has undergone improvements and reconstructions up to the present time. Its architectural features are distinct from most of the religious buildings of the archipelago. Its main body is accompanied by two integrated towers topped by a perfect vault or dome. Its interior heritage has carvings and images of great artistic value.
Poço do Bacalhau
Located in a place under environmental protection, the Poço do Bacalhau and its waterfall provides a wonderful view and bathing area. This crystal clear fresh water pool is frequently used by locals and tourists.
Sete Caldeiras
The island of Flores has a set of seven volcanic craters that eventually became lakes. Each of these got its name due to its characteristics. For example, Lagoa Negra got its name because of its dark coloration, Lagoa Comprida because of its considerable extension. In total, these are Lagoa Funda, Rasa, Lomba, Seca, Branca, Comprida, and Negra, each following this naming logic.
