The historic center of Santarém is a veritable open-air museum. Strolling through this urban area, you can admire around 25 listed buildings that reflect different architectural styles, ranging from Gothic to Mannerist. These testimonies of past eras reflect well the importance the city has held throughout its rich and extensive history, largely derived from its geographical location, which was seen as strategic, on the right bank of the Tagus River.

Source built in 1898. Then little remains except the bowl with three gargoyles cast bronze and gable of embrechados, where he posted the tomstone Marmorata evocative to say: "this source and respective aqueduct were built by popular subscription in 1898." Sustained changes in recent years, losing the circular stone landmarks, that protected the loads of wagons.

Situated next to the famous shrine, this comfortable hotel was the target of a recent remodeling, showing now more modern facilities and pleasant. It has 71 double rooms and two suites, meeting rooms and banquet rooms.

In the House where once ran a pharmacy, on the ground floor, there is now a space of great architectural beauty. The House has ten exquisite rooms, adequately furnished and equipped. When prompted, also provide dinners.

Typical English coffee where they serve excellent meals there, prepared by chef Victor Matos. Offers magnificent views over the Marina of Vilamoura. Recently refurbished, now features more modern facilities and welcoming.

A restaurant located in an ancient manor that now belongs to the Boega Inn, very good looking and with a kind service. The meal starts to the ringing of a bell and is served in the self-servic system, with only one dish on the menu.

The descendants of the couple, it's been 35 years, opened the frosts, are now in charge and decided to make a difference. Behind the dishes are the chef Oscar Goncalves, that after wandering in other kitchens prolongs the family tradition, reinventing it.

Located 17 kilometers from Rio Maior, the area's main feature is its extensive valley with rock salt flats. Architectural highlights include the Nossa Senhora do Rosário parish church, the pillory, the former Town Hall, now the Azambujeira Regional Museum, and the single-arch stone fountain bridge built during the reign of Queen Maria. Local crafts include blankets, pottery, and wooden clubs.

Hotel situated in the Centre of Lisbon, near Restauradores square and only one hundred metres from the trendy Bairro Alto. With more than 75 years, this hotel has been completely refurbished, showing now a hundred very comfortable and fully-equipped rooms, including those who are located on one of the upper floors for a wonderful overview that provide on the castelo de São Jorge and the Tagus River.

Archaeological excavations carried out from 1997 onwards revealed the existence of a large Roman Villa with compartments paved in geometric mosaics. What is there is the equivalent of what is now called the Quinta. It was occupied until the middle of the 5th century, as the evidence on a brick found in the place where the sign of Solomon is engraved, shows. It is possible to find the houses of the slaves who worked in the fields and the communication routes so typical of the Romans.