18th century rectangular plant Solar, with two floors divided by a frieze and with homogeneous coverage in gable roof. It was built between the 17TH century and the 18TH century by the Marquis of Graciosa and alcaide-mor of Monsanto, Fernando Afonso de Melo Sampaio Pereira Geraldes. In the 20th century was acquired by the City Council which, after the restore, installed here the tourist office.

Housed in the city's former Bishop's Palace, this museum was established in 1917. The most notable feature of the museum's collection is its eclecticism. The collection is primarily from the 18th century, spanning the period from the 1st century to the present day, with a clear emphasis on the Renaissance period. Highlights include the Flemish tapestries and paintings by Vasco Fernandes. The Gothic transept located here is classified as a Property of Public Interest.

Luxury hotel, located in a privileged area, just 900 metres from the beach. Offers a total of 62 rooms, all with views of the sea, of which nine suites and two tailored to customers with reduced mobility. Offers a panoramic restaurant with a summer terrace with capacity for 200 people, a bar in the hall of reception, outdoor pool with bar grill, mini golf and a room for meetings.

The hotel is located in the elegant and historic tourist area of Cascais, surrounded by several palaces and a park, only 800 m from the Centre, in front of the sea and the Marina, close to Guincho Beach and several golf courses. The Village Restaurant Marina, the Winner's Bar, 3 meeting rooms, sauna and massages, outdoor pool for adults and children, gardens, parking and discounts on the green-fees for customers.

Garden with different types of trees and well-designed and arranged flower beds, interspersed with long cobbled corridors that invite you to take a walk. There is also a small café with a pleasant terrace. Even before the 17th century it contained important buildings such as the Hospital and Igreja da Misericórdia, and during the 17th and 19th centuries the Customs and Civil Government buildings were built here.

The Wine and Vine Museum of Bucelas is part of the Municipal Museum of Loures, and its construction intends to continue the study of the wine-growing activity of this region decree demarcated, on March 3, 1911, focusing on the promotion of the territory and the dissemination of the Capital of Arinto and local history, with special emphasis on the uses and customs related to the wine cycle. It has permanent and temporary exhibitions related to the theme of wine.

A very nice space, which is also a small rural tourism unit, the owner Phyllis and her husband will receive customers in his restaurant, which features some of the best dishes from the rich local gastronomy, including game dishes (wild rabbit and Partridge). Migas, lamb and pig black are assiduous attendance in the letter, the pair of cation and tomato soups with cherne.

Beach located next to a fishing village where, in the medieval period, whaling was practiced. It is a very popular area, especially for the English, with good quality water and wide sand. Nearby, there is the Atalaia viewpoint where you can enjoy excellent views over the sea. Wide variety of good quality restaurants.

Beach with very extensive sand, where the Ria Formosa begins. Located next to a luxury tourist village, it has very clean sand, good quality water and various support equipment. You can choose to practice various sea sports or rent awnings. There are good restaurants and nightlife in the area.

Only the name changed. The old O Fialho da Amadora remains as a reference of the Alentejo's good food. Since 1987, José Fialho, his wife, Dona Fernanda, and his son, Carlos, continue to excel in unpretentious cuisine at moderate prices, with a good selection of regional wines and a friendly service.