Its excellent cuisine makes this simple restaurant an obligatory place to visit. The effective and kind service are also two pluses. It has a good wine list.

Restaurant dating back to 1959, serving good mountain cuisine snacks. There is also a shop where you can buy typical products and souvenirs.

A typical restaurant, with a touch of modernity and rooms for celebrations and social events. Friendly, effective service. One may buy regional sweets, such as jams or honey.

Vila Marta is placed 4km away from Funchal. Surrounded by green areas, it is a perfect place to come and visit Madeira. The area is rural, calm and quiet. It has 8 luxurious studios with kitchenette and a suite with a balcony viewing the sea.

This museum exhibits a private collection of Mário Barbeito Vasconcelos about Vasco da Gama, namely maps, engravings, rare books and coins referring to Cristovão Colombo.

A collection that has vestiges of the human occupation in the region, since centuries ago, where one can view hunting artefacts, coins, other artefacts and other objects.

Located by the roundabout north of Fátima, the Convite belongs to the Hotel Dom Gonçalo. A rather well lit room and an impecable service make this restaurant a mandatory place to visit.

Market where you can buy a little bit of everything: clothes, footwear, animals, vegetables, food products, agricultural and domestic utensils, among others.

It is in this emblazoned house from the XVII that the Municipal Library works. Here you can seek information or buy books published or financed by the Aveiro Town Hall.

This wonderful country house is placed in an area of outstanding beauty (UNESCO 2001). There are many beautiful walks to the Douro River, through vineyards and valleys. There are opportunities to visit (and taste) the local wines and ports – surely the best you will find. You will have the opportunity to experience the culture, the scenery and the history of this wonderful region, well known for the richness it has shown since the foundation of Portugal. The famous Portuguese writer Miguel Torga described the Douro region as “an excess of beauty”.