Walk through these gardens and enjoy the serenity right in the heart of the town. Give your attention to the building façades around the place. This is a lovely place, filled with trees and flowers, enabling walks and sports practices.

Hotel located at the Ribeira Brava village, 50 metres away from the beach and 2km away from the mountain. It offers modern and comfortable fittings with most of the rooms offering a lovely view of the sea.

Well located on the ridge of the beach, this hotel offers a splendid sea view. The rooms have a private bathroom, television and telephone, as well as balconies from where on can enjoy the lovely views of the beach.

A golf course with 18 holes, disposed along two lovely valleys. The first nine holes offer magnificent views of the bay of Lagos. There is a pleasant Clubhouse, with terraces and balconies that have views of the country.

Located inside the Citadel of Braganza, right near the Castle, this lovely house consists of two bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen. With rustic decor and cozy atmosphere provides all conditions for a stay calm.

South-facing farm with a Seaview phenomenal and a lovely sunset. Located in the Serra da Boa Viagem, is a private property with a floor and pool. All rooms are equipped so that the guest have the maximum convenience.

The Restaurant Vivendo and the Bar Bistro belong to the Club House of the tourist complex Vila Palmeira. A refined and welcoming space that offers a lovely sea view. It has Mediterranean dishes and good Portuguese wines.

In the lovely small town of Fão on finds the Tio Pepe, a friendly, welcoming space. This is the place to savour the delights of the Minho region's cuisine, namely the famous chops with bean rice. Wide wine list.

Located near the beach, it offers meals on the terrace or the gazebo, from where one can enjoy a lovely sea view. The decoration has old objects and the menu is mainly made of grilled dishes.

The Alcáçovas rattles are of ancient origin, handmade using a complex technique to produce sound, which depends on the thickness of the sheet and the amount of metal used. Each one has a design representing the artisan's mark (known as a coat of arms). They are worn around the necks of certain animals – such as cows or sheep – to guide others while they graze.