This Manueline manor house has a simple rectangular plan with one and two floors. It comprises a tower filled with Manueline windows. It is surrounded by a garden and a farm where it is possible to see numerous watering tanks. It was built on the XVI century and renovated on the XIX century and in this time it was inserted a mansard roof.

An immensity of time revealed in space ... 600 million years preserved in rocks and landscapes that span more than 4600 km2. Fantastic places, where the overwhelming Nature is celebrated at a meeting of cultures perpetuated by thousands of years. A region where mother earth has been particularly generous.

Miguel Kingdom became famous on the Beach Caught in Oakwood, with its Fish Here, where all that came from the sea had the seal of guarantee for the freshness but also the transformation operated in the kitchen. Now in Lisbon, lost the Sea scenario but maintained the tradition of well serve. The specialities, for input, are the clams to Bouillon and Duck salad with eggs, while more substantial us will find black cuttlefish rice and sea bass to the fisherman. Finally, there's the delicious desserts of Mafalda.

With inspiration in the Portuguese gastronomic roots, but adapted to contemporaneity of current cuisine, the restaurant offers various proposals by Inevitable of Chef Francisco Ferreira, who will surprise lovers of Portuguese cuisine. With a sober and elegant decoration, which transports us to the refinement of a 15th-century palace, now fully recovered, with a privileged location next to Marginal and splendid views over the Tagus River, the Inevitable restaurant presents itself as the ideal place for a relaxed lunch or dinner and unobtrusive lively conviviality.

The Fontinha House is a small old dwelling typical of the area and time (late 19th century). Fully recovered, is of type T2, being composed of a bedroom with a double bed and the other with three single beds. Two full bathrooms. The fireplace and the piano suggest pleasant evenings. Small terrace at the rear.

This garden dates back to the late 18th century and has three wide balconies, decorated by boxwoods. At the time when it was restored, a fountain with a central coat of arms with tiles that picture horses was added. The tile panels, of the early 20th century, are by Pereira Cão. There are guided tours under previous appointment.

The Castro de Melgaço is a fortified village proto-history with an elliptical plant wall, with traces of occupation in the Roman era. It has a moat, which allowed a better defense of the town. Consists of fragments of pottery of iron age and Roman times, and a fragment of a anthropomorphic statue. Access to castro is extremely complicated.

Vizela's sulfur waters have been internationally renowned for their beneficial and therapeutic properties since Roman times, and the Balneário de Vizela is the city's main tourist attraction. The current building is a magnificent architectural example, surrounded by gardens that promote relaxation and inspire feelings of tranquility and peace in its visitors.

Stone House surrounded by bucolic nature of this region. It offers a room with a window facing the river Man. It has a large living room with fireplace and firewood and a fully equipped kitchenette. The accommodation becomes perfect when time allows a walk by the River with the boat that's right near the House, available to the visitor.

The bread is not just a food, but rather something that is full of symbolism. In the case of this gastronomy Alentejo region rises in such a way as to be possible to use stale bread and hard, not to throw away. This furnace represents thus the appreciation of the community of this food, whose production varied depending on the times were more or less abundance.