Classified as a National Monument in 1978, the castle that dominates the Historic Village of Marialva from atop a cliff likely dates back to the 12th or early 13th century, when King Sancho I promoted the settlement of the region. In 1286, King Dinis established one of the many fairs held during his reign there, so the oval shape of the walls surrounding the village, characteristic of the Gothic city perimeter of fortified towns in the Late Middle Ages, likely dates from this period. Although quite ruined, they maintain their original layout, and the three original gates can still be …

The restaurant the tunnel stays in Oliveira do Hospital, and must pass a tunnel made of stone of the region, to get to this place. To compensate for the cold, the fireplace even deleted gives additional comfort. But to warm body and soul better than the regional dishes that they serve. At lunch, the dish of the day, meat or fish, accompanied by bread, olives, drink, dessert and coffee, €8,50. At dinner, let yourself go through that cost € 9 regional chanfana and gives comfortable for two.

Downtown Porto, with streets almost entirely dedicated to commerce, is an authentic open-air shopping center. The center of all this excitement is Rua de Santa Catarina, every day invaded by a sea of people, looking for something to buy or just to walk around. It is in Baixa (Downtown) that you can also find the oldest and most typical cafés and pastry shops in Porto, which were once the scene of lively gatherings. Café Majestic, Confeitaria Ateneia and Café A Brasileira are a good example. With the day almost over and the shops closed, the entertainment moves to the theaters …

A typical hotel of the Alentejo, decorated accordingly to the region's culture. It has 27 rooms, two bars, a regional restaurant, a chapel and two swimming pools, one of which for the children. It has also several pateos and gardens, as well as a museum with old machines that wer used for the drying of the rice.

The guesthouse of downtown Porto, The White Box House, offers six rooms spread across several floors. The respect and the architectural preservation of early 20th-century building reflecting in its interior, with wooden floors, white walls, granite and tile. The decor is minimalist and combines vintage pieces of furniture with design objects. The kitchen and common room promote socialization among guests, who find in the quiet garden of this House an ideal place to rest on mild days.

Built in the 18th century, this house is considered one of the finest examples of Baroque civil architecture. Constructed of granite, it features Rococo decoration concentrated in the windows and main door. This construction demonstrates elements of Douro Baroque architecture, influenced by Nicolau Nasoni. In the early 19th century, Napoleonic troops were stationed here, later setting fire to the building in 1810 before withdrawing. From 1895 onwards, it underwent partial reconstruction, initiated by the 3rd Viscount of Banho.

Building dating from the early 19TH century, after being refurbished at the end of the Decade of 70. At this point, suffered profound changes in its structure, with emphasis on the advancement of the facade with coverage and balcony that opens on the terreiro do toural. Here they ran various social institutions, such as the finance, the Bureau of internal revenue, the offices of the Peneda-Gerês National Park, and the post office. In front of this building is the "gallows oak", where they were tragically punished criminals, until 1844.

A pedestrian walk along the tourism village of Carreira, a typical village of the Minho region with well preserved rural features.

This shop is at the Aveiro Centre and sells typical handicraft not only from Aveiro but also from other regions such as Madeira.

A typical, small mountain village, faithful to its origins, with regional houses, some with culm rooftops, and the traditional mills.