Quinta do Calafado remains alive, thanks to two imposing towers that flank this new unit of accommodation and, at the same, they do look bad we approach. Opened in 2012, the hotel invites you to rest and to silence. The 99 rooms, including seven suites, all have a view, to the vast garden of the property or to the castle of Penamacor. The two presidential suites, located in two towers, distinguish themselves from everything else. Stone walls, luxurious décor and feeling of being ... Kings for one day.

Typical alentejana House with five bedrooms, dining room, living room with fireplace and kitchen. Horta's old house converted into Rural tourism unit deserved the prize for architecture by the respect for Municipal architecture and traditional building materials. The location is traversed by the river Torrejais, which lends the name. The farm site is made from an olive grove centenary, with organic certification, with about ten hectares. Has pool and gardens soften the surrounding space, even in the summer hot Alentejo.

The Hotel Dom Henrique-Downtown, located in the heart of downtown Porto, 300 metres from Trindade metro station, is recognized for its structural characteristics, being in the process of classification as architectural heritage. Both the common areas, such as the 111 rooms (including 20 Executive suites) have been regularly refurbished and modernised, with the goal of providing more and better comfort. The panoramic restaurant and bar (17 restaurant and Bar) at the top of the Tower, are one of the images of this hotel, the city's essential unit.

Located at number 10 of the Lisbon Rua Braamcamp (Marquês de Pombal), the Evidence Astoria Creative Hotel creates particular environments and own guests. The building of the forty which houses the hotel with 117 rooms spread over 8 floors, also includes a restaurant. The unit differentiates itself by offering Creative, Rooms that can be used as single, double or triple rooms and are distinguished from the rest of the hotel rooms offer have two areas: one of rest and a to be or work.

Granite Manor House located in the village of Rooks, at the foot of the Serra do Larouco. Dating from the 18TH century, more precisely of 1780, this House once belonged and hosted illustrious Barrosões, as the Priest João Álvares de Moura. Later it was transformed into agricultural House and, in 2002, it was classified as Municipal interest Property. He currently works as a unit of Rural tourism, with three double rooms and three suites, library, patio, Garden, Boardwalk, threshing floor, meeting room and an interesting Sundial in granite.

The Artvilla, situated in the quiet village of Vila Nova, gives the visitor the well-being of the country life and nature in an atmosphere of refinement and quietness. This area of rural tourism offers five rooms and four independent apartments surrounded by a courtyard, where guests can enjoy a wood-burning oven and barbecue, or relax at the pool. The rooms feature individual décor with wooden details and cheerful colours and have private entrances, some give access to private terraces. It has a courtyard that unites all the houses,

Roman bridge of solid masonry construction of granite, dating from the Medieval period. Features a round arch erected with a care unit isódomo, which wins a gap about two feet wide. The Board rises in easel and the bow is heavily consolidated on the banks through two divergent pegões. The pavement consists of regular slabs and has no guards. It lies on the river Cabril, being most of the year submerged, with only noted when the water levels of the albufeira de Salamonde descend.

The historic center of Abrantes is characterized by houses with facades decorated with geraniums or hollyhocks. Notable landmarks include the churches of São João, São Vicente, and Santa Maria do Castelo, classified as national monuments, as well as the Misericórdia church, the portal of the Convent of Nossa Senhora da Esperança, the António Botto library, the Town Hall building, and Casa Almada, classified as properties of public interest.

This small fajã is currently uninhabited, although he continued to be used by the inhabitants of the nearby village of Portal to grow corn and sweet potatoes. There are also several fruit trees and vineyards, the wine being considered one of its ex-libris. One of the most illustrious ancient inhabitants was the maestro Francisco de Lacerda, who is believed to have been born in one of these houses.

A typical village on the right bank of the Távora river, with traditional houses and granite cobblestone streets. A special note to the romanesque church, restored in the 16th century, a romanesque fountain, the House of Paço, with a gothic portal, the Fountain of Mergulho, with a granite barrel vault and the Place of the Toca da Moura (The Moor Woman's Lair), a natural shelter. It has astounding views of the village and of the dam from a belvedere.