Worth knowing the historical centre of this beautiful city, recognized by UNESCO in 1983, as a world heritage city. With Renaissance traits, this location offers magnificent monuments open to the public which, along with its natural beauty and its historical interest, make this an unforgettable place.

The former City Hall building has been transformed into the Paço da Cultura (Culture Palace). It houses an auditorium with approximately 200 seats, a café-concert venue, an internet space, an area reserved for outdoor events, exhibition galleries, and the City's Historical Archive.

Housed in an old fish warehouse, the Afurada Heritage Interpretive Center is a space designed to enhance the collective memory of this fishing community. Through permanent and temporary exhibitions related to the village's traditions, such as fishing tools or traditional costumes, it allows visitors to get to know the daily life and culture of this community.

An isolated, rural village that still has a traditional look in a rather scenic landscape. In the parish, one may visit the mother church, the chapel of Malpique, the chapel of Saint Pedro, the roman ruins of Alcolobre, the church of the military camp of Santa Margarida and the water mills. The local craftswork includes the manufacturing of baskets, benches and embroideries.

A pedestrian trail on the right banks of the Guadiana river. It passes by the ruins of the Ponte da Ajuda (Ajuda Bridge), by the place of Três Moinhos (Three Mills), where one may be visited. Near the final, do visit the Juromenha fortress.

Designed by renowned golf architect Rocky Roquemore, this is a field with 6,586 meters long and is known as the Championship field. Offers a very well-planned layout with "dog-legs" on the right and left and undulating greens well protected by bunkers and lakes.

House right on the beach front of the Burned, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Has six comfortable rooms with private bathroom and heating in winter. Only serves meals if booked in advance of a week. They have discounts for guests at Badoca Park Safari.

Who enters the town through the doors of Rodao, Casa da Silveirinha stays right there, flanked by cliffs that lead to the Castle. The House has two floors and is composed by three double bedrooms. Is fully equipped, providing a memorable stay.

Medieval house from the 18th century, framed in a agricultural cluster with cellar, winepress, alembic and eiras, owner of a magnificent landscape. It is located on the right bank of the Douro River, upstream of the dam of the "Carrapatelo" lagoon. Allows for the practice of nautical sports.

This friendly Guesthouse, typically algarvian was born of recovery of an old House, located right next to the Ria. Develops around an inner courtyard where converge the eight, South-facing rooms. On the first floor is a lounge\/dining room and a terrace.