A place of great tranquility, surrounded by nature and only 10 minutes from the airport of Santa Cruz, is this House, dating from 1940. The fifth of hives has a House with a capacity for 6 people, fully equipped.

Manor House dating from the late 18th century, situated four kilometres from the city of Braga. It has a garden with centuries-old camellias and various green spaces where you can walk.

Palace dating from the 17th century, housed in a farm of calm and relaxing environment. Offers a variety of rustic flats, recovered from ancient farm installations. Be sure to taste the vinho verde produced here.

Building from the XVIII century that suffered changes during the XIX century, where a Manueline window from the beginning of the XVI century stands out. Tourist classification: masonry work classified as Municipal Interest

This construction has an L structure and is dated from the XVIII century. The inside has been totally remodelled and adapted to commercial and lodging accommodations. The only thing that’s left from the former structure is the stone staircase.

This space integrates a collection of archaeological remains of great importance for reconstructing the city's history. Here you can find traces from the medieval and modern periods, and even from the Roman era and the Iron Age.

Located in a strategic location in the municipality, from Refóios Lima, the Casa de São Mamede, was recovered from a small school. Has the capacity for groups of up to ten people, with a privileged view of the river Lima.

In this temple, which was the aim of many reforms through the centuries, it is worth to mention the lateral chapel from the 14th century, the Manueline main chapel with cruised arch decorated and the carving from the 17th and 18th centuries.

The main façade from the church presents a portico with two archivolts with a lancet arch. On the inside stands out the Spanish – Arab glazed tiles on the main altar and one image from the 14th century in limestone.

A building dating from the 19th century, currently the official residence of the Regional President of the Azores. Inside, highlights include some 18th and 19th-century furniture and a collection of tiles from old churches on the island.