Is the Pousada do Infante which part of this trip to the flavors. The gastronomy is based and inspired in Vicentina Coast products, and fish and seafood very present on the menu, as well as lobsters, crawfish, and you realize the waters of Sagres. The white sea bream, sea bass, redfish, rascasso, among others, are fish, grilled, poached or boiled eggs are part of the menu that this hotel has to present.

The Museum Centre - Lime Route encompasses several sites of interest related to the natural, built and cultural heritage of São Vicente in an area of ​​approximately 12,000 square meters. Among these, in addition to all the local scenic beauty, are two limestone quarries, a lime kiln and other buildings supporting production such as haystacks, terraces and irrigation channels, elements that are quite characteristic of the Madeiran rural landscape.

The Manors Of Frupor lies in the Brejão, a small village of rural and nature located in the Natural Park of Southwest Alentejo, near the beaches of Carvalhal and Zambujeira of Sea. Inserted in an agricultural property, with 3 villas, completely independent, with modern standards of comfort, but with a rustic and traditional appearance. The houses are surrounded by landscaped gardens, which open out onto private patios. This is a unit that invites to full rest, in contact with nature.

Situated between the Avenida da Liberdade and the Príncipe Real, The Lisbon Vintage is a contemporary hotel with a luxury atmosphere and five-star facilities, including a private SPA with a wide variety of health and beauty treatments. The modern room facilities include the latest technology in internet access, soundproofing and air conditioning. Enjoy a great dining experience in the Vintage Restaurant, with its regional dishes and wine selection.

In the Valley of the Mondego and in the middle of the Serra da Estrela Natural Park, you will find the Quinta do Seixo, an ancient agricultural property dating from the 18th century recently restored. Offers five double rooms with private bathroom and views of the Valley. Close to the river beach of the village Viçosa (awarded with blue flag), is the perfect place to enjoy the time in tune with nature, its people and traditions.

Baroque Manor House about 300 years consisting of a House and two apartments. The main House has three bedrooms, all with own bathroom and furnished with original period, and two of them have private living rooms. There are also two apartments attachments, for those who prefer more privacy. You can also enjoy the picturesque garden and the large balcony with mountain views.

All apartments have a private entrance and delight by the refinement of the decoration, but mostly by balconies and terraces. The fireplace is another charm offered by Bay da Barca, a safe haven from which to explore all the magic of the island of Pico. Swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna are other equipment made available to the visitor.It is an eco-friendly space, whose concern for the environment have earned him international recognition.

Situated on Quinta da Formiga, on the left bank of the rivers Douro and, this accommodation Varosa lies on the route of the "Cistercian Monks". The House sight-if the three bridges linking the banks of rivers and enjoy one of the best landscapes in the region. The vineyards surrounding the House of Ant are owned by the same family for four generations. It offers rooms with private bathrooms, TV, central heating, air conditioning and wireless internet.

This manor house with rectangular plan and two floors has an attached chapel which was constructed under the command of Manuel Alvares Calvão, between 1747 and 1759. It has a peculiar balcony laying on one side in a high wall and on the other side is settled on a thick column and on the pathway. Its granite composition also stands out. This is a private property recently classified as a Building of Public Interest.

The medieval castle of Longroiva is one of the most important examples of Templar military architecture in Beira Interior and one of the best examples of a Romanesque castle in the region. Built on a supposed pre-Roman hillfort, built between the 4th and 2nd centuries BC, its construction coincided with a significant surge in settlement in the region in the early 12th century, having belonged to the Order of the Temple and the Order of Christ. In the 18th century, with the settlement's progressive decline in importance, the castle's progressive ruin was documented. In the 19th century, the castle began …