Modern and refined restaurant, belonging to the Solplay Hotel. Offers magnificent views over the river Tagus and a menu of dishes from international and Mediterranean cuisine, with an emphasis on seafood. It offers a private room for 12 people and a terrace with panoramic views.

Also known as Fajã do Porto, the site has about 30 old houses and a road accessible by car. It boasts a chapel honoring Our Lady of Sorrows and numerous streams. It is also known for its natural pools for bathing and the caves on its coast, caused by sea erosion.

In this space, ideal for enjoying different wines by the glass, you will find a selection of wines discovered directly in the sites of production, after visits to many regions of Portugal, France, Italy and Spain. It has a nice patio to drink outdoors. Serves various snacks to accompany such as salads, cheeses and sausages.

A village located about two kilometers from Santa Comba Dão, its natural attractions stand out. Its architectural heritage includes the pillory, sunny houses, a house with porches, and a church built in the 12th century on the site of a Templar convent. Crafts include lace and woodwork.

Ancient monastery of our Lady of the fields of Montemor-o-Velho, belonging to religious of the third order of St. Francis, which was transferred to this site due to flooding of the river. After the extinction of the religious orders, the convent was sold, in 1865, the family Moura, which currently operates the space for events.

Manor House that is believed to have been built in the late 18th century, on the site where the chapel of St. Peter. This church there is the Bell Tower, which was adossou the House. In the interior, highlighted by a set of 1468 located in the library, translated from the ancient convent of San Domingos de Abrantes.

Chapel of Baroque, Rococo and neoclassical architecture. On this site I met two convents, a built in XIIIth century and another in the 14th century, however, were both destroyed and, in the eighteenth century, sent to erect the current construction. Featured for the side and main portal and, inside, the altarpiece-mor neoclassical.

This agricultural farm showcases life on a typical Alentejo farm. It includes a small ethnographic center made up of objects and memories of the owners. To visit this site, which is also notable for being home to the largest White Stork colony in the region, you'll need to make a reservation at the tourist office.

Built in the 16th century, it underwent reconstruction in the 17th and 18th centuries. The main door displays the coat of arms of Dom João II. Inside, there is a former Convent of the Jerónimos Friars, founded in the 16th century, and a chapel built over the site where, according to tradition, Saint Vincent was buried.

This castle is situated on a mound overlooking the Coa River and was one of the seven castles negotiated by Dinis in Treaty of Alcañices. It was also this monarch who delivered the letter of foral to the village and promoted the reconstruction of his Castle and Hadrian's wall. During the reign of Dom Manuel, are built several manor houses in the region, the wall was remodeled. Today, what remains of the medieval fence reduces to a door with torre and some scattered wall cloths.