The Rural campsite Rio de Onor, located in the Montesinho Natural Park, is just 25 miles from Bragança. On this site you can enjoy cheerful moments of conviviality in direct contact with nature and enjoy the lush landscapes of the Park of Montesinho. Here you will find natural scenery and conditions still ideal for mountain sports, or even to go hiking.

One of Portugal's most famous capes. From its cliffs, one can see the Setúbal peninsula (to the south) and the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean (to the west). The human mark on this inhospitable site is given by the presence of the Ermida da Memória (Chapel of Memory), the Church of Nossa Senhora do Cabo (18th century), and the lighthouse. A magnificent landscape that invites ti photography.

Classified as a Natural Monument since 1997, integrated into the Arrábida Natural Park, beneath the cliffs of Cape Espichel. The site consists of trails of bipedal dinosaur footprints, approximately 130 million years old, arranged in different orientations, created at a time when the region's terrain was flat, marshy, and swampy, which later transformed into limestone, preserving the footprint trails.

The Tavern Restaurant Casa Costa, in Coimbra, went through several generations of the same family, always with a Coast behind the counter. In the days of courting the burning of the Ribbons is binding site of passage to drink a traçadinho, says who knows the best in town. The cozido à portuguesa is famous, but for something much better than the sardines, the gizzard or the savoury liver lures.

In the middle of the Hippodrome of Campo Grande is this pleasant and quiet restaurant, with good traditional Portuguese cuisine. Is a pleasant and relaxed place, with a privileged view to the proof. The decor features typical of society materials Hípica Portuguesa. Before or after a meal, passage through the English-style bar complements the coming to this site. The week, customers can look forward to dishes of the day.

Founded in the reign of King Afonso III, more precisely in 1267, it was dedicated to Nossa Senhora da Graça. Its destiny was to be the pantheon of the Dukes of Bragança. The façade of the monastery and the church stands out with its tall bell towers and large windows. The church's nave is severe and almost without decorations, and the side walls of the chancel contain six mausoleums of Dukes of Bragança. Six chapels open onto the nave where the baroque altarpiece, tile covering and sculptures stand out. A highlight for the beautiful 17th-century cloister that gives access to …

This building has two bodies: nave and main chapel. The church presents a façade with a lintel main door and framed jambs. It stands out the strong fitomorphic application that surrounds it. In the beginning of the century it was inserted a watch. It possesses a bell tower with a clear marking of two registers in which the bell is in the last one. The tower is topped by a balustrade and roof in the shape of a needle. On the main chapel it stands out the lateral walls displaying three windows with an interesting plastic work. The floor is …

The current building was designed by Joaquim Norte Júnior and inaugurated on June 30, 1934. It replaced the building that burned down in 1930 at the same venue, property of the Masonic society "Love of the fatherland". The building, in presenting an Art Deco style, stands out from the other buildings of the city of Horta. It is a large-scale construction where stands out, in the main façade, a double staircase flanked by two Dragon trees. It was here that, in 1976, took place the inaugural act of the first term of the Regional Government and, for several years, worked …

With around 75,000 hectares, it is one of the largest protected natural areas in Portugal and a must-see for anyone arriving in this region where nature has been very generous. The Serra de Montesinho is characterized by its rounded hills and the valleys the Sabor, Maçãs and Baceiro Rivers. The fauna is varied and rich, with emphasis on the presence of wolves, deer, roe deer, nesting birds, amphibians and reptiles. There are signposted walking paths that are a great way to get in touch with the vast biodiversity.

At lunch the environment is informal but at night the room gets intimate and sophisticated contours. Still, thanks to the simplicity of the decor and the friendliness of the staff, is an unassuming and pleasant space. The menu consists of dishes from traditional base, interpreted in contemporary and creative way for lovers, the tomato soup with egg is a well established option. Also try the crab puff or feathers with Apple risotto. All well cooked, well presented and delicious! Special note to the wine cellar and the variety of wines by the glass.