Located in the city centre, has very comfortable rooms and stands out for friendly service. Is just fifteen minutes from the airport and 10 from the city centre. Its 70 rooms have been completely renovated in 2009, featuring modern décor and cosy now.

In the Centre of Barcelos is the ideal option for those looking for a quiet space and with quality. All rooms have been furnished with modern furniture so that you can enjoy a pleasant stay in cosy atmosphere. On the top floor of the building you will find the bar, a quiet and refined space.

Mill built in the 19th century which remained in operation until the first half of the last century. In 1999 it was acquired already in ruins by the current owners who qualified as Regional Heritage, rebuilt it in maintaining the original architecture and adapted it to a tourist area, having completed the work in 2001.

This house is located near the tourist area of Funchal. Near the House is a water-course, offering pleasant walks while enjoying an exceptional natural beauty. All the rooms have sea views and a nice sunshine exposure. There are also three apartments by the pool, with totally equipped kitchens.

Set of five dwellings typically transmontanas with schist walls, tile roofs and wooden interiors and cal. In total, have nine rooms decorated with simple objects that are typical of villages. Their names also refer to regional characteristics: Strawberry tree, Ficus, Mina, Picotinhos and Home of the fonts.

Modern and refined Hotel located in the city centre, just 200 metres from Marquês de Pombal Roundabout. Offers 100 cosy and well decorated, fully equipped. Customers also have access to a variety of services such as restaurant, bar, TV room and private parking.

The park has around 5 há and a wide green area with the only two windmills that are still functioning in this town. About 800 trees and 2500 bushes of several different species have been planted. The existing paths lead the visitors to several belvederes with river views.

Known for the famous arrivals of the Volta a Portugal on Bicycle, Monte da Senhora da Graça does not end on this velocipede summer day. From over 900 meters above sea level, you have great views of the surrounding mountain complex of the Alvão and Marão mountains.

1\/1\/1859 was born. The painting was a family tradition. Henrique Pousão was no exception and attended the Academy of fine arts of Porto. His talent did not take long to be discovered and more could have been extended, if it wasn't for pulmonary tuberculosis to put an end to life, in 1884.

18th century chapel of Baroque architecture with nave and chancel and sacristy located near the front right side. Have inside chorus-high, wooden door flanked by holy water sinks, concheadas, two side pulpits and major Baroque altarpiece date recorded, in gilt.