Is a coffee house and a juice bar that assumes fully the breakfast lunch & restaurant. The atmosphere is cozy, the staff is professional and there is a great variety of products of excellence. The result is a unique combination, which invites you to relax and enjoy the perfect environment to socialize with family and friends. Is the ideal space for breakfast or a light meal at any time of the day, as if you were at home. Serves coffee to go (Coffee to go) and has free WiFi.

Located in a valley adjacent to the Serra dos Candeeiros, it is bathed by a stream that originates in the picturesque site of Olhos de Água. Here, you'll find beautiful natural caves and rooms with stalactites, calcite crystals, and remains of bones. Among the architectural heritage, a megalithic dolmen (Property of Public Interest) attached to the church stands out, containing a fifteenth-century sculpture, and traces of Roman times, evident in the ruins of a communal oven.

Situated in the Centre of the country, this former farm house abandons its functions to make way for a rural tourism House-casa campo. The haystack as a casa da eira were also recovered, getting as memory of other times. Outside the old stone barn was transformed into a large room with a private bathroom, equipped for people with reduced mobility, housing a small room, where they can be made small meals.

The Travellers House occupies a historic building with 250 years located in downtown Lisbon, in the heart of the historic area of the city. Close to many places of interest like the Castle, Alfama or Bairro Alto, Chiado, is also within walking distance of electric transport, metro and bus-that allow you to easily reach anywhere. This hostel-considered the best in the world several times by users-was conceived, built and run by travellers for travellers.

Fortified settlement of pre-Roman times, located in the foothills of the Southwest slope of the Serra do Larouco, among o Corgo o Corgo and do Fojo of the Goatherd, 1090 meters above sea level. Are all over the lot traces of structures alignments, with higher incidence on the upper deck, where you will find the highest concentration of ceramic materials. There are also remains of walls. The North and Northwest defence was natural.

It is unknown if the early history of this castle, dating from the Roman times, visigóticos and Islamists. Despite having suffered several destructions due to wars, the historic core maintains its monumentality, in particular due to its defensive curtains. The primitive Castle, the Citadel, a walled remain with five towers and donjon, the pyramidal frustum and the walls surrounding the village with several doors. Are the doors D'El Rei, docked between two turrets.

This Gothic building has undergone several modifications over time and, therefore, has Romanesque, Gothic, Manueline, Mannerist, Renaissance, Baroque and modern features. On the main façade are visible images of Saint Mark, Saint Luke, Saint John, Saint Matthew, Saint Teotónio and Nossa Senhora da Assunção. Highlight for the choir stalls, the 18th century gilded carvings, the 16th and 18th century cloister and the tomb chapels.

The date of construction of the chapel of St. John the Baptist is not known, but its origins date back to medieval times. The inscription of 1602 at the side door indicates the year in which the body of the Church have been reworked, with the chancel has the inscription of 1708. In the interior is the altarpiece-mor of Mannerist style, the image of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, the interior Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Piedade, built by Domingos Fernandes Man.

This Roman Theatre Museum, opened in 2001, shows what was the theatre of the ancient city of Olisipo. Is housed in a 17th century building, which has been refurbished over the centuries. The Museum encompasses multiple areas where you expose archaeological remains and traces which refer not only to the time of Theatre (1st century), but also for other traces which bear witness to an intense human occupation of this site.

Solar with origins in the 17th century, with the Chapel, the family estate Alvim since that date. Internally restored, retains architectural traces of later times and a friendly traditional garden, characteristic of the region's manor houses. Offers, four rooms, in the main house and four houses of various types along the garden. Breakfast is served in one of the two living rooms of the Manor. This unit features a swimming pool and tennis court.