Visiting Dona Júlia is like traveling through the authentic flavors of Portugal, where all the senses are refined in a cuisine that strives for excellence in traditional cooking, combined with a daily and careful selection of local, fresh and self-produced products. The extensive wine cellar includes a surprising selection of award-winning national and international wines, stored with innovative technology to preserve the entire essence of the wine. All this, combined with an elegant and exclusive service, with the unmistakable art of Dona Júlia.

The Cedofeita Street was built into structure as a main thoroughfare of the walled city and, in 1784, João de Almada e Melo ordered to cut through the Quinta da Torrinha. Most of the constructions are from the XVIII, XIX and XX centuries, although you can still find some buildings from the XVII century. Balconies, terraces, irons, glazed tiles, ashlars-work, ceramics and mansards are some the architectonical elements that contribute to particularize this thoroughfare, which has equally a big historic and cultural importance.

Located on a foothill, above a wide plain, Idanha-a-Nova still has an archaic aspect. The buildings show vestiges of the 16th and 18th centuries and there are still some elements left of the old medieval walls. The abundace of clay underground made it a pottery centre. Vestiges of the castle, whose construction was ordered by Gualdim Paes, and several churches and manors, namely the House of the Marquis of Graciosa and that of the Count of Idanha-a-Nova stand out. The sanctuary of Our Lady of Almortão and the Ponsul dam are located nearby.

House dating from 1870, situated in the Centre of Moura, with significant historic value, architectural and artistic. Was the former convent of the hospitaller order of St. John of God, founded in the 17th century, and adapted for Grande Hotel de Moura in the year 1900. All of the accommodations feature air conditioning, television and bathroom. The Hotel comprises 36 rooms, including single, double and triple rooms, and 3 apartments, 2 1 T2 and T1, with living room, kitchen or kitchenette and respectively two and one quarter.

Rural property whose history dates back to the 12th century, when it was sold to the order of the temple. Here cross the world stories, past and present, with the day-to-day. Even today there are still traces of different occupations, as the case of a Roman bridge, remains of an olive oil mill of the Mozarabic period, and a church and Chapel built by Capuchos at the beginning of the 16th century. A swimming pool next to the vineyards of the House and walks through the countryside are indicated for those looking for a few days of rest.

The StayIN Oporto Apartments is a new concept in the city of Porto, being the first guest apartment City theme. Inserted into the heart of the historic centre, the inspiration is in songs created over the Harbour and the harbour by renowned musicians that they sponsor the rooms. The apartments are self-contained StayIN with kitchen equipped and all amenities for a comfortable stay. Wireless Internet, coffee and teas are available for free in all apartments. Breakfast is offered. All the decoration pieces can be ordered, to take home as a souvenir of Portugal and this space.

Sobrenatura is located in the heart of the Alto Minho region, in the village of Gração, nestled in the Serra de Soajo mountains between Peneda and Gerês, offering exceptional views over the River Lima - with the grandiose Serra Amarela in the background. Using ruins of a group of 19th-century houses, while respecting traditional architectural styles, we rebuilt three houses, that incorporate full modern comforts and state-of-the-art insulation technologies in order to provide maximum possible comfort at any time of the year.

The Mata Nacional dos Sete Montes has 39 hectares of forests and gardens that belonged to the Order of Christ for centuries. In 1938 it returned to the State after belonging for a century to the Costa Cabral family, who had acquired it together with the Convent of Christ. The flora is rich, and you can find, for example, pines and wild pines, oaks, oak trees, cypresses and centuries-old olive trees. Also noteworthy is the Charolinha, a small classic temple turned into an island by the surrounding lake.

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.

The fortress stands on the eastern spur of Serra da Arrábida, from which you can see an extensive landscape from Sines to Sintra. Its main points of interest are the entrance, the 17th century walls, the convent of the Order of Santiago, the church of Santiago, from the 15th century, the Paços de D. Jorge, the turrets, the 14th century keep, the ruins of the church of Santa Maria, the parade ground and several portals. There is also the Castle Nucleus, one of the museum spaces of the Palmela Municipal Museum.