This large, religious-style architecture is an example of one of the most symbolic Baroque monuments of the reign of King João V, built in 1753. The church we see today replaced a chapel. Among other notable features are the tiles from the second half of the late 18th century that decorate the walls; inside, the two marble altars of various hues are another highlight. The week-long pilgrimage to the Lord Jesus of Mercy takes place every year around September 20th.

It is, in fact, the Clock Tower of Santarém and was erected in the 15th century on top of a tower within the walled enclosure of the old medieval town. It is one of the city's best-known buildings, and its popular name, Torre das Cabaças (Tower of the Gourds), comes from the clay gourds used to amplify the sound of the imposing bronze bell dating from 1604. From its 26-meter height, it is possible to see the city's urban layout and the surrounding fields. Currently, it houses the Time Museum.

The village of Álvaro is part of the network of shale villages. It preserves an admirable religious heritage, which is why it is assumed that, in times gone by, it would have been an important region for religious orders. The Circuito das Capelas (Chapel's Circuit) will allow you to observe the remains of the religious history of this village.

Hotel placed near the city centre of Funchal. All the areas deserved a special attention and were decorated with works of art and classic furniture, offering a luxurious atmosphere. The new buildings have a rustic style, using terracotta roofs and balconies with traditional balustrades, surrounded by tropical gardens.

One of the gains of this hotel is its location, where the sea meets the River, and the sights which provides for its guests. Who be housed in one of the rooms overlooking the sea, you will have at your feet from the mouth area (New and Old), with the coast of Gaia to cut themselves on the horizon.

This hotel is ideal for those who like to be in a historical and shopping area. Located on Batalha square, provides privileged views over the hillside da Sé, January 31 Street, downtown and the Torre dos Clérigos. Features 149 well-appointed rooms, having inspired theatrical themes.

Manor House that is believed to have been built in the late 18th century, on the site where the chapel of St. Peter. This church there is the Bell Tower, which was adossou the House. In the interior, highlighted by a set of 1468 located in the library, translated from the ancient convent of San Domingos de Abrantes.

Rococo chapel with longitudinal plan with nave and chancel. Presents the sacristy on the right side and Bell Tower the spindle of the chancel. The altarpieces are in gilt and polychrome, with pretend marmoreados Rococo. The font and pulpit are in the hand of the Gospel. The Windows of the nave have carved Rococo style Valances, but applied in the 20th century.

This is one of the oldest bars in Porto, Irish-style, with some thirty years while maintaining a faithful clientele to a kind of alternative music. The décor style of an English pub, friendly service and snack service. Stands out for having a wide variety of beers, whiskies, cocktails and wines by the glass.

One more stage is born in Porto and going to be filled with music and energy! Where before was the charismatic Nun’Alvares Cinema – a city landmark since the 50’s – will now be our (and yours!) Hot Five Jazz&Blues Club – Uptown. Celebrate with us, and have a really great time