A beach located between the sea and the Cávado river's waters, facing the small town of Esposende. A very lovely, peaceful place, where the blue waters and the golden dunes dotted with pine trees get together. Just a few local restaurants but many more nearby.

Matthew House restaurant is located in Sesimbra, right near the sea. Therefore, the letter reflects its influence, with suggestions of diversified fish and cooked with mastery by Isabel, the wife of the owner, whose job is it to get customers so attentive, a cozy and unpretentious space. Desserts are desirable.

Built in 1883, this solar suffered later refurbishment, and 2009, when they were placed in the open some fresh in the building's entrance. Offers six cosy bedrooms, three living rooms and a wine cellar.

Farm located in one of the most beautiful areas of the serra de Sintra, near the Palace and gardens of Monserrate. This farm was the former convent of monks, in the 16th century, later becoming the property of the Marquis of Pombal.

The chapel of St. Sebastian represented the last of the four steps of the Via Sacra of Valença. The Chapel, despite the simplicity, presents simple longitudinal plant inwardly axial and lateral and lit with wooden ceiling in mixer.

Neoclassical Chapel of unique space covered by wooden ceiling, in mixer. Features, inside, chorus-high, lateral and altarpiece retable chancel in polychrome and gilded carvings, the first in late Baroque and neoclassical second.

This gallery is located in the old electric central, a building that goes back to 1926. Later remodelled, it was transformed into an art gallery in 1988. A special note to the tiles and external motives on the façade, by the painter Samora Barros.

Founded in 1524, this church has a Renaissance portico. Initially, this temple had only one nave but later the Chapel of the Eleven Thousand Virgins was added, in white marble an covered by white and green tiles.

Temple that suffered several changes during the last century, keeping, however, manueline portals, pulpit and baptistery. It has a lateral chapel where the Coimbra influence is visible and keeps the mudéjar glazed tiles.

This church is inserted in the last phase from the Romanic period, and it has already undergone several transformations through the time. From the primitive outline it is still preserved a doorway on the south lateral façade and the corbels.