It's must-see visit this idyllic space Enotel Lido Madeira. Offers numerous treatments and therapies designed to rejuvenate the body and purify the spirit. With massages, relaxing and stimulating moisturizers that dissipate the tension or through the thermal waters and therapeutic baths, will certainly stimulate all your senses. Features indoor pool and heated outdoor pool, fitness center and jacuzzi, sauna, Turkish bath, turbo shower and gym.

Created in 1928 to house the artistic collection of the extinct Collegiate Church of Nossa Senhora da Oliveira and other churches and convents in Guimarães, here you can see objects of local origin and ancient sacred art, namely collections of sculptures (architectural, large and tomb). , from the medieval period to the 18th century; a jewelery collection; a collection of paintings from the 16th to 18th centuries; tiles and faience, among others.

Placed at the Palácio Pimenta, a manor dated from the early XVIII century; in this space you may see archaeological pieces, paintings, drawings, engravings and lapidary that illustrate the city of Lisbon, since the prehistoric period till nowadays. Among the works in exhibition the “O Fado”, by José Malhoa and a oil-painting of Dirk Stoop stand out. The earthquake of 1755 is here shown with images of devastation and reconstruction projects.

Religious type architecture consisting of: nave, chancel, vestry and Bell Tower. The façade, in granite, is preceded by staircase which ends at wooden door, on top by a rectangular window. At the top you can see the Latin cross and, next, the Bell duo Tower. The interior retains the wooden floors, the tiles on the walls and the altarpieces of carved and gilded white, one dedicated to the image of the Virgin and the other to the Senhor dos Passos.

This residential estate was built by orders of D. João de Castro, viceroy in India and afterwards it suffered profound changes. It is possible to find several chapels throughout the estate, one of which is named Nossa Senhora do Monte and it is a construction under the Renaissance style, from 1542. It has a circular plan and on its inside it is possible to see six columns with capitals and ashlars in tiles from the XVII century.

This is an important manor house composed by a tower made on the fifteen hundreds, to which in the XVIII century it was attached a two floors construction and on the same century another building was coupled, sided by two towers. The connection it is done through the stairs and the tower. On the inside it is possible to see the seventeen hundreds marks and design and a significant library. The classification includes The Avenue de Carvalhos (oaks) which is spread from the house until the river.

Black Mouth restaurant, on the island of Terceira, do not be surprised with the freedoms of language of the owner, who comes to new customers as if they were family. No inhibits in display vernacular of the purest while takes the platters at the table. Still, don't be intimidated and prove the rump of fish, said to be the best of the entire archipelago. Don't you dare, in no event will talk about other football club unless that you see widely exposed in the establishment.

It is a popular place for those who spend the night in the neighborhood and is very close to the Adamastor Viewpoint. With incredible views, from here you can see the Tagus River, the port, the 25 de Abril Bridge, the statue of Cristo Rei, the old town houses with their red roofs, the modern buildings and the famous sunset. The foodis based on Mediterranean cuisine. It offers an eclectic mix of various styles of music and a relaxing atmosphere.

This house-museum, dedicated to the fishermen of Nazaré, was inaugurated on December 11, 1999, and is the result of a private initiative by a Nazaré native who loved the traditions of his land. It represents the exterior and interior of a typical fisherman's family home, linked to the sale of fish in the 1930s and 1950s. Inside, one can see household utensils and furniture representative of the art of fishing, as well as some miniatures of Nazaré boats from that period.

The House of Culture is also known as "Palacete da Granja" because it was built by a Portuguese man who returned from Brazil in 1822. It's possible to see some characteristics of the American continent, such as the yellow tiles on the facades and the large dimensions of the doors and windows. The enormous garden surrounding the building is also noteworthy. The House is used for cultural and recreational purposes, featuring excellent exhibition rooms and an auditorium with a capacity of 187 seats.