Located in Ponta Delgada's historic centre, Hotel Camões allows a fast movement by the main interesting sites of the city. Presents a decoration inspired by the Portuguese discoveries. It offers 35 rooms, a restaurant, a bar and a TV lounge.

Quinta da Saimeira offers two large apartments are connected with the main house, with private entrances and terraces. The houses are renovated but maintain rustic features. Guests can also take advantage of a large and spectacular pool.

It's located in the village of Armamar, next to the main church. From this vantage point, you can see the village of S. Joaninho, nestled in a small valley. Ahead, in the landscape, lies the Douro Valley, with the Marão Mountains on the horizon.

A very simple, large space, where the population goes mostly during the weekend, which is presently one of the main leisure and sportive areas at the Olivais. It includes a playground, maintenance circuit, games field and a central lawn.

Located in the Historic Center of Ponte de Lima, close to one of the main entrances to the town's wall, it was transferred to this location in 1929. The Renaissance style and execution are attributed to the famous Limiano Master João Lopes, o Moço.

Built in granite of the region, it was a square base chamfered in the angles where a column with a circular main part stands and large strias, with a sculpted chapiter with angels on the top. It ends with a crucifix of uneven arms that has the image of Christ.

A crucifix with a serpent-like main part of the column, placed in this square at the end of the 17th century to replace another work that stood there. In the 19th century it was taken to a place next to the cemetery and returned to its original place in 1931.

19TH century building, where was the fair of Miranda do Douro, featuring support facilities at fairs, in which installed some merchants. It is a rectangular plant cabanal with main façade rhythmic by fourteen quadrangular monolithic pillars.

A long mansion with a striking sobriety and simple lines. The only decorative motif on the exterior is the coat of arms and the pediment above the main doorway. Inside, the decor is richer, with an illusionistic perspective ceiling in the chapel and trompe l'oeil paintings.

A noble house with a granite masonry facade, where the main door stands out, protected by a porch with a typical design. As was customary in Jewish homes, the door is wide with a lintel, chamfered jambs, and divisions at the back to mark the hierarchy.