This defensive wall ended by the São Tiago Fortress, with a door giving access to the sea, from which there are still some remains in the access to São tiago beach. With the construction of Campo Dom Carlos I, the walls of this part of town were destroyed and there’s only a section left between São Tiago Fortress and Largo do Corpo Santo.

A Tasquinha flavors is a space for those who want dinner, snacking on plates after plates of Portuguese delicacies, accompanied by a good sangria or a good wine. A large table in Slate informs customers of the best snack of the day.

Space to serve the best of Pakistani cuisine. From Monday to Thursday lunch menu (with dish, salad, drink, dessert and coffee) is 7 euros. Highlighting the different Curry dishes, the Samosas and the vegetarian dishes based on lentils.

A baroque palace with two floors, a long façade in a straight line, an axis with a balcony door and window sided by acanthus foliage convolutions. One should pay attention to the architrave balconies with forged iron adornations and, in its interior the interconnected rooms. In one of them there is a painted coat of arms on the coverture.

16th century building, profoundly altered in the 18th century. Of the primitive construction, in the Manueline-Mudejar style, only the vaults, the doors of the ground floor dependencies and the cloister are preserved. Inside there are several paintings, with emphasis on the 15th century frescoes representing the capture of Azamor. Pay attention also to the furniture and tapestries.

Fazenda Nova is a villa with 10 suites, a real refuge in the rural heart of Tavira in the Eastern Algarve. This is the authentic algarve, rural, of salinas, the small towns, fishing ports and characteristic of a great variety of beaches entered into the Ria Formosa nature reserve. The perfect location to explore the culture, gastronomy and natural beauty of this area almost intact.

A 300 metres long pedestrian walk along the São Brás hill, with the peak at an altitude of 156 metres. This hill is surrounded by wide pine woods and is a privileged spot to view th city of Nazaré. It may be seen from a distance of 35 kilometres. It became a "Classed Site" in 1979, due to its flora.

A well preserved rural village, protected by the castle of the nearby hill. One may still view the perimeter of the walls that surrounded the interior yards and the donjon. The ruined walls, currently ruined, are classed as a public interest construction. There is a group of constructions made of narrow schist stones. Nearby, engravings may be seen in caves.

Located on a rocky terrain at the top of the Freita Mountain, this village is composed of a set of small granite houses with slate rooftops, surrounded by fertile lands. Of the once communal life, there still remain the functioning water mills. To recover thee traditional region's craftswork, classes have been organized according to the traditional techniques.

At the Abobadela parish, council of Amarante, this small village has about 100 inhabitants. Located in a rather pleasant area, by old chestnut trees that once belonged to the Convent of Saint Francis, it has a 17th century pillory (classed as a public interest construction) where the last death penalty in Portugal took place.