Viewpoint located at the highest point of the Madeiran archipelago, at 1861 meters above sea level, and the 3rd highest in Portugal. Being a very rocky environment, flora species such as ferns, mosses and lichens persist, while the fauna that can be seen includes the Blackbird, the Madeira Chaffinch, the Madeiracrest, the Common Linnet and the Red-legged Partridge. The peak is accessible by road from Santana, or by a pedestrian route that starts from Pico do Arieiro. During the summer months, there is an inn that operates just below the mountain's summit.

On the top of the Milriça Mountain there is a first order geodesic vortex (587 metres high), a central pont in Portugal's maps. Besides that, there are wonderful views of the houses in Vila de Rei, the villages around it and a geomorphology dominated by schist and quartzite. The dark green pine trees, cut at times by the white villages, composes the most lovely canvas. To reach the top, one must depart from Vila de Rei to the road that leads to Fundada (in the north direction) and later on turn right.

Em Portugal, os embutidos são conhecidos desde o século XVI, em peças de mobiliário indo-português, sobretudo "contadores". O artesão serve-se de um desenho e fura-o; esvazia os espaços embutindo as minúsculas peças que foram recortadas. Os materiais usados são: pau-roxo, pau amarelo, pau-santo, ébano, mogno, pau-rosa, buxo, madrepérola e o marfim.

Polvo à Feira ou Polvo à Galega. Assim é conhecido este prato que, embora seja típico da Galiza, é também servido em Portugal. O nome deriva precisamente do facto de, em Espanha, ser preparado em feiras de rua. Costuma ser servido como entrada ou como petisco, sendo servido numa tábua de madeira, da qual se pica com um palito.

It is in the old town's casemates that the Military Historical Museum was created, an interactive space in which the History of Portugal is reconstituted, from medieval times to the most recent centuries, with a focus on the Peninsular Wars and, of course, on the invasion and siege of Almeida. Located in the basement of the Baluarte de S. João de Deus, within the walled area, the Casemates are 20 underground houses, made up of a perfect round vault, with the purpose of military defense. They were also known as Quartéis Velhos, given the lack of barracks to house infantry.

The Oliva Art Center is an exhibition and collection management center created in 2013 as part of the project to reconvert one of the most symbolic industrial buildings in São João da Madeira - the Oliva factory and foundry. From its origin, the Art Center houses two large private collections: the Norlinda and José Lima Collection, one of Portugal's largest private collections of contemporary art; and the Treger / Saint Silvestre art brut and singular art collection, one of the largest of its kind in the Iberian Peninsula.

The Rails Hoteles Port Ribeira occupies a suite of five buildings in the historic Ribeira district of Porto. The group, classified as a national monument and that dates back to Roman times and the middle ages, preserves the traces of these times, the stone walls and archways, combining them with modern décor and sober. One step da ribeira, the palácio da Bolsa and the Douro, it has beautiful views of the old town and on the river. The Rails Hoteles Port Ribeira is the first hotel chain Hoteles in Portugal Rails Galician.

18th century palace of two storeys and v. plant was built in 1727 by the 8th count of Vimioso and 2nd Marquis of Valença, Don Francisco de Paula de Portugal e Castro. This building functioned as casino, high school, home of the Junta Autónoma de Agricultural Hydraulic works, extension of Oeiras high school and secondary school. He currently works as cultural Centre: Municipal Library, Dance Center of Oeiras and Centre for the study and dissemination of ancient music.

The romantic taste of the first owner is reflected in the beautiful landscaping that you chose for the construction of this Palace, highlighting the beautiful gardens that surround the space. Presents part of the tiled facades with diverse decoration and floral scenes. Inside, the highlight goes to the decoration, the furniture, the Chapel, the Hall, the visiting rooms and dinner, both tea pavilions and the home of the crib. The gardens in several plans, drawn like late-romantic, feature staircases, lakes and marble statuary and ceramics. Currently, works here a Pousada de Portugal.

Built on an escarpment above the Douro River, Serra do Pilar, and with Porto as a backdrop, the monument is a former convent of the Canons Regular of Santo Agostinho, founded in 1537. This work has undergone a significant number of transformations which completely modified the initial project, presenting a circular shape and being surrounded by a balcony and topped by a light lantern. The interior features 18th century carvings and sculptures and the upper part is of Baroque origin, being considered a unique example in Portugal due to the circular church and cloister.