Roman settlement located on a hill overlooking the village of Brandim, Northwest side, named Old Valley or Lot of screaming. Are still visible potsherds of Roman typology. According to locals, during agricultural work have met here several ceramic fragments and remnants of MOS. Next to a property wall are some stairs well hewn in the rock.

Baroque building with two floors and rectangular plan constructed on the XVIII century, most likely. In the beginning of the XIX century, King Don Miguel used to stay here during the huntings. Afterwards, during the XX century the building was transformed into flats and rooms for rent. On the inside we can stand out the baroque tiles from the Pombaline period.

Beach located in an urban, fishing and tourist center. It has mainly young people, although people of all ages come here. The completely renovated waterfront deserves to be highlighted, for the sculptures, cafes and information posts that aim to recreate the typical fishermen's houses ("Xávega" art). Diverse restaurants, both in terms of atmosphere and prices. Great nightlife area.

The Next restaurant, in Lamego, is a space to enjoy the pleasure at the table. The invitation is to sit comfortably at the table and enjoy the space, with sober decoration and sophisticated, and the meal, where the bet is clearly on traditional regional flavours, with a contemporary twist. One of the private rooms and dedicated to Theater Ribeiro Conceição, invites to long talks accompanied by a cigarette or cigar, smoking is permitted here.

The mill, as the name suggests, works in a former olive oil mill, which still retains the domed ceiling. The room is decorated with traditional elements, giving it a rustic aspect. Here are some of the specialities of this restaurant: bacalhau à mill, Mill steak, which was stuck to the mill and the Mill cataplana, which make this House in an invitation to the discovery of new flavors.

In 1988, the Praia Grande was classified a "Praia Dourada” (meaning golden beach) by the Ministry of the Environment. To highlight the event, a walking trail is proposed to all that visit the beach. The tour is designed so that visitors can best enjoy and appreciate the landscape and existing natural heritage. The trail is split into two walking paths, each around two kilometers long. These are: the trilho nascente (rising sun trail) and the trilho poente (setting sun trail).

The Ibis Evora hotel is situated 700 metres from the Centre of Évora, opposite the municipal park and close to the arenas. Just five minutes from the historic center, deemed a world heritage site by UNESCO, is ideal for a visit to the nearby Roman temple or the megalithic sites, 12 kilometers from the city. It has 87 rooms, bar with terrace and snack service 12:0 am, free parking and free Wi-Fi.

Opened in 1999, this hostel offers good facilities and the possibility to get to know the heritage of this region. The Archaeological Park of the Coa Valley, where it is exposed a set of engravings about 30 thousand years, deserves a visit. This area presents conditions for the practice of adventure sports-related activities. It offers 11 double rooms with toilet, nine double rooms without toilet, seven multiple rooms and an apartment with four beds and kitchenette.

The Municipal Museum of Palmela is a set of museum spaces, the most important of which is the Castle Nucleus which, in itself, comprises four zones: Archaeological Space (in situ reading of the history of the fortification), Medieval Occupation and Reconquista, Casa Capelo (history of Palmela and the Order of Santiago) and Military Broadcast Space. In addition to this nucleus, the S. Tiago Visitable Reserve, the Church of Santiago and the Wine and Vine Center are also open to the public — as a permanent exhibition.

Located in the Peniche Fortress, this space arose from the recognition of this fortress as a memorial site and a major symbol of the struggle for freedom on a national scale. Its mission is to preserve the historical memory of the Peniche Fortress and the struggle of the Portuguese people, and in particular, the resistance to the dictatorship, for freedom and democracy. There, visitors can see the cells, visiting rooms, and the recreation yard of the prison, which also served as a residence for Germans and Austrians during World War I.