Integrated into the Altis Belém Hotel, this elegant and sophisticated bar, decorated in shades of black and with minimalist furnishings, offering privileged views over the river Tagus. The chill out music completes the picture.

A modern and sophisticated space, located by the shore in Leça da Palmeira. It has an interior area and a terrace and fine music that ranges from blues to reggae, soul, hip-hop and chill out.

Small and old gym where the martial arts stand out. The bodybuilding room is more of a complement to martial arts. It has 2 rooms, one for martial arts, large and with a combat canvas.

Museum placed inside the hotel, it lets know the importance of tuna fishing, namely in Tavira from other times. The maquette of the high sea fishing-net and boats miniatures stand out.

This is a magnificent exemplar of the neo-classic architecture built in the second half of the XIX century. The Arab salon (decorated with beautiful paintings and furniture), the noble stairs and the Pátio das Nações stand out.

Archaeological station that presents remains that extend from the Chalcolithic to the Roman period. The Late Bronze Age necropolis stands out due to the diversity and state of conservation of the ceramic containers that make it up.

Church with a plan in the shape of a Latin cross, where a bell tower stands out on the facade. It has an attached parish hall and, in the attached area, a cemetery, an empire and a house of the Brotherhood of the Holy Spirit.

Manueline temple, built at the end of the 15th century, where the portals, 17th century tiles and stonework stand out. The unique aspect of this church is the existence of an outdoor altar, built in the 17th century.

This Palace was founded by D. Pedro I, it was the Royal Palace for D. Duarte and it is said that Pedro and Inês de Castro lived there. Its numerous windows and doors with Manueline decoration stand out.

This church stands out the ornamental elements as figurative panels of tiling, one signed by António Pereira, others assigned to this master and Gabriel del Barco. Note also the gilded altarpieces of the chancel.