Mannerist, Baroque and rococo church, consisting of a longitudinal plan with a porch, a nave, side chapels and a chancel. In the interior, especially the chorus-high with access by the side of the Epistle, the 17th century pulpit and the baptistery on the Gospel side.

Temple with a 17th-century façade topped by a niche with a stone sculpture of the virgin. It has a nave and chancel. The main altar features an altarpiece in Mannerist carvings. The porch beside the church gives access to the body of services.

Very old stone bridge, with height above the road level, reason has access ramps to the Board. Beneath this are two arches back perfect. Has already been the target of reform in the 20th century.

This stretch of Roman road descends the slope and crosses the village of Póvoa Dão descend to the river Dão, ending some fillies. Access by means of a pedestrian path (Roman Rail) or climbing the hillside by the Rail Viewpoint.

This Park is a destination of choice for beach lovers, and even direct access through walking paths. Presents itself as an alternative tour of the Lagoon of Pataias. Offers bar\/restaurant and provides animation during high season.

Nestled between cliffs and therefore sheltered, it is a very beautiful beach, easily accessible and with good quality water, although sometimes choppy. The bar extends onto the beach and usually has very pleasant music.

Located in the Parque Nacional da Peneda Gerês, Manuel Pires pension provides an ideal environment for those who want to enjoy the best that nature has to offer. Offers 20 double rooms, 6 suites and 8 bungalows, bar, summer terrace, miniginásio, games room and outdoor pool.

Situated 400 metres from praia da Luz, this tourist complex offers 73 rooms and 44 Studios. There is also a restaurant, a swimming pool and a tennis court and squash courts. A few minutes is the best golf courses in the region and the historic city centre, with its monuments, restaurants, bars and shops.

An admirable royal castle overlooks the grandiose town of Leiria. Besides its natural beauty, the Castle-Palace of Leiria stands on a unique pedestal, since nature truly enriched the shapes, colours and vegetation of the cliff where it stands. On the other hand, if the castle is a great attraction, it is also the town's best belvedere.

Group of buildings disposed around a public park, making a block in the shape of an irregular triangle. It is one of the best units of ground arquitecture in the Algarve. Let us highlight the forecourt, composed of eight calcareous rock columns of toscane order which support six fallen arches structured into three vaults.