A space where German beer rules, with a rustic atmosphere, pop/rock sounds and much friendliness.

The Paço de Evoramonte served essentially to residence of the Dukes of Braganza when they went for hunting. Here was signed the Convention of Evoramonte. This tower is still a single copy of transitional military architecture designed by the brothers Francisco and Diogo de Arruda.

Composed by several rooms with permanent, temporary and themed exhibitions from the automotive world. Its permanent exhibition on the Historical Evolution of the Car portrays how the car evolved and adapted over time.

Restaurant serving Japanese cuisine with modern décor and views of the sea, which shows customers how to prepare the dishes through the show-cooking. The most requested specialty of the House is the Teppan-yaki.

Modern and friendly Bar, located in a villa with garden. Belongs to the Rugby Club of Coimbra and is much frequented by students.

A sand shell, surrounded by cliffs, a bit rocky. Attended by tourists. It has a much crowded beach bar.

A large commercial gallery with much natural light from several louvers. It has 5 open shops.

Existing House since 1968, kept in the family until today. Ernesto Pereira, the father, passed the restaurant to his son, Reinaldo Pereira, in 1990. Today, this House continues to serve dishes from traditional Portuguese cuisine with the same simplicity and quality.

In the past, watermills used the Guadiana River to transform grain into flour. Today, watermills are places of leisure.

19th-century Pier that has always been linked to fishing activities. Is still functional today.