Large tree, classified as public interest and dated 1839.

Chapel of longitudinal plant, single space, very simple. The altarpiece, inside, in gilt. It is not known the correct date of its construction, knowing only that dates back to the 17th century.

A stone monastery with two towers and a garden surrounding it. The granite façade, the gothic coat of arms, the Romanesque baptistery and the medieval tower stand out. The collection of 20 images, namely those of Saint Peter and Saint Michael, deserve a close look.

As one arrives at the Mouraria Street, one should look for the number 16, obviously a restaurant. With a small room and a familiar atmosphere, the customer is welcomed quite warmly and has the opportunity of enjoying an xcellent cuisine. The house serves 120 different wines.

Pleasant space typically Minho, in stone, with the kitchen in the sight of the customer, where good regional dishes are prepared. If you enjoy the game dishes, the visit is ideal from November to January. But the letter offering suggestions of fish and meat with great looking.

Located in Ribeira da Lombega, this is one of the three existing lava tubes on the island, featuring 36 meters long and 4 meters high. Its name comes from the fact that there are ring-shaped stalactites in caves.

Restaurant located on the outskirts of New Delhi, in a large House. Some of his specialties are the migas with bean sprouts and steak with Café Paris. The name of the place comes from the owner who founded the restaurant, an old sailor.

The Mammamia is the only authentic Italian restaurant in Braga. Chef Gianfranco prepares a wide variety of pastas, pizzas, fish, meat and vegetarian dishes to suit all palates. Come enjoy the excellence of true Italian cuisine.

Fortified settlement of II\/I centuries BC, where they were found several tools that help you understand the way of life at that time: coats, stone carvings, arrowheads, etc. Some of these objects are exposed in the archaeological museum Municipal de Caminha.

A contemporary of King Manuel I, who granted the town a new charter in 1512, and being one of the best preserved in Portugal, the Pillory is built on eight steps, has a spiral shaft topped by a capital with heraldic symbols and is topped by five spiral pinnacles.