Located next to the Douro river, it is the most authentic area of the city. Here, you can wander among popular vendors who join in the conversation, choose an esplanade to rest or a typical restaurant to taste the Porto cuisine and regain strength. This site contains numerous monuments, from the statue of São João, work of João Cutileiro, which came to occupy the niche of Fonte da Ribeira that was empty for more than 200 years, to the Muro dos Bacalhoeiros (continuation of Muralha Fernandina) which constitutes a great place to enjoy the views from the banks of the …

Dating back to the 16th century, this fortress has undergone several renovations over time. This fortification preserves a strong wall with ravelins and a tower and is traversed by a corridor that continues under the vault of the old tower. The reconstruction that took place in 1960 defaced the site by attempting to restore its false authenticity. In the early 20th century, the Compass Rose was discovered, drawn with stones embedded in the ground, which is believed to be contemporary with Dom Henrique. At the Sagres Fortress, in addition to enjoying the cultural heritage and stunning views over the Mareta …

Pedestrian path with 6.5 miles long and anticipated length of 2:30 h. Starts at Masroor, where there is no shortage of monuments of historical and cultural interest to visit. Follows the threshing floor of Finn through Rails and steep slopes leading to the banks of the river Sever which borders Spain. Pay attention to the ruins of shale.

An isolated, rural village that still has a traditional look in a rather scenic landscape. In the parish, one may visit the mother church, the chapel of Malpique, the chapel of Saint Pedro, the roman ruins of Alcolobre, the church of the military camp of Santa Margarida and the water mills. The local craftswork includes the manufacturing of baskets, benches and embroideries.

A small schist village located on the banks of the Ocreza River, between the Talhadas and Perdigão mountains. Be sure to stroll through its quaint streets and visit the old spinning mill (which also once operated as an olive press), the rotating mills, the community oven and, if you're feeling adventurous, kayak down the Ocreza River.

Home located on agricultural land, owned by the same family for three centuries. You can enjoy nooks, landscaped walking, by bike or on horseback, playing croquet and swimming in the waters of the fishing port of wells, visiting sights and playing golf on the battlefield. It has five bedrooms, a lounge and a terrace with panoramic views over the sea.

Cottage located near the Lagoa das Furnas and just five kilometres of Furnas, where you can visit the fumaroles and prove the "cozido das Furnas". It is inserted in a property with about one hundred acres. Offers two suites with bedroom, living room and bathroom and a lounge\/dining room, a kitchen and a games room.

Located by the river Tagus, in the western area of Lisbon, the National Coach Museum occupies the premises formerly belonging to the Oficinas Gerais do Exército (old General Military Workshops). The Royal Riding School, which used to belong to the Royal Palace of Belém, can still be visited as an exhibition nucleus of the National Coach Museum.

Converted into a five-star country hotel located in one of the most beautiful and exotic areas of Madeira Island, the unit has 37 rooms and suites, divided by the garden wing, main building and golf wing, where the decor, elegant, governed by good taste. Visit the old house restaurant or relaxing Haystack Spa.

Admire the magnificent ashlar masonry with which Francisco Arruda decorated the tower and go up to its 30 meters to view the vast territory you have just visited. At the east side is a sculpture that symbolizes the hydroplane that Gago Coutinho and Sacadura Cabral used to make the Atlantic south aerial crossing, on March, 1922.