A restaurant filled with history: created in 1920, this is where the fishermen got together after working. It still has a varied menu where the seafood stands out. Varied wine list.

Shopping Centre located on the outskirts of the city, with about 70 shops spread out over two floors, a total shopping area of 25500 m2. Has hypermarket and restoration area.

Located downtown, the Via Catarina stands out for the decoration in the catering area, copying typical façades of the city. It has a commercial area of 11500m2, divide in 4 floors and 95 shops.

Very appealing restaurant that is always sold out. The specialties are the prawns with garlic for input, the fish the cod with tomato rice and rice with monkfish and for beef, pork seasoned with garlic & coriander.

A traditional house with all that's best of the Minho's regional cuisine. It stands out for its quality and service. It has a good wine list, with wines from the Douro and Minho wine-districts.

Statue that pays homage to João de Deus. João de Deus was an eminent lyrical poet who, during his lifetime, was considered to be foremost amongst his peers. He was also the pioneer of a new teaching method that aimed to simplify teaching reading to children, the Cartilha Maternal. He was very popular during his lifetime and as such was laid to rest at the National Pantheon (Panteão Nacional). To this day he is still referred to as the poet of love.

Restaurant "the BEARDS" Cathedral, or rather the "Motherhouse" founded in 1979, now with new space and location after refurbishment works, is a true Ambassador of the mystical signs. The new space of contemporary style and with an exceptional view of the sea and Lisbon, pays tribute to its founder and his passion, Sport Lisboa e Benfica, lived daily. With regards to gastronomy, the restaurant's specialities Barbas fish stew, the Cataplana, monkfish or rice with seafood, grilled fish and seafood.

Located on a rocky Islet in the river Tagus, a Templar Castle warrant lift by Gualdim Pais, in the 12th century. Previously, it is believed to have existed a castro lusitano, improved by the Romans. The walls are flanked by ten towers that surround the keep and which gave the set an important defensive capabilities. Inside, there are several monumental doors that make communication between the different parts of the Castle. The access is made by river in a small boat crossing, lasting about five minutes.

A walking trail approximately eight kilometers long, beginning and ending at the Casa de Artes e Cultura do Tejo. You'll pass through the Serra das Talhadas, visiting several military monuments, the Portas de Rodão, and the Conhal (a monumental group of quartzite blocks).

A 900 metres long pedestrian trail that connects Nazaré and Pederneira, a fishing village of medieval origins. There, one may visit the Mother Church of Our Lady of Areias (Sands) and the Church of Misericórdia (Mercy). The views of Nazaré are also worthwhile and Pederneira is the perfect place to admire them.