Overlooking the city of Horta, Monte Carneiro is a volcanic cone and a natural viewpoint par excellence. From the top of its 267 meters above sea level you can see the entire city of Horta, including marina and the zone of Porto Pim, the Flemish Valley and the island of Pico. A landscape of rare beauty that makes the delights of any professional or amateur photographer.

The first factory of this sponge cake, or light bread, was set up in a house, located in Tanque, in the parish of Margaride. It was the famous confectioner Leonor Rosa da Silva who, during more than fifty years of work, managed to make her Pão-de-ló de Margaride known in Portugal and Brazil, the name by which it is widely known today.

Located in Palmela, this set is one of the fastest circuits in the country and one of the best equipped kart tracks in Europe, which has a track with a perimeter of 1270 meters and a constant width of 10 meters. In addition to the Kart, you can also use the sports set, the auditorium or the restaurant. The surrounding natural beauty makes this space an ideal place to spend pleasant moments.

The Golf practice field at the University of Minho, with an area of 1456 sqm, has a short game practice area with nine holes, driving range, artificial turf and a bunker of sand. Is an innovative structure in Portugal, not only for being associated with a University, but mainly because you are associated with science projects, like a robot that makes the collection of autonomous balls in the playing field.

Founded in 1876, the museum is housed in the former convent of Santo André and features a Natural History section, begun in the 19th century, which includes specimens of Azorean flora and fauna. Here you can appreciate collections of painting, sculpture, sacred art, tiles and goldsmithing that make up the Art section, the regional ethnography section, and even a toy collection.

This museum opened at the hands of Américo Marques, the tinsmith born in 1931. Was the first to make the famous Coppersmith pans to manufacture the slices to take, the best known delicacy. The space is divided into two separate rooms, where you can observe objects such as almotolias, pots of slices of Tomar, crowns and doves of the Holy Spirit, Christ crosses and old stoves to oil.

Located in the quieter area of Bairro Alto, this lovely house is located close to the nightly animation, where you can find bars and restaurants where fado live. With cozy rooms and unique décor, offers an intimate ambience and family that will make you feel at home. The views, as the name implies, are fantastic about the Basilica da Estrela and the Tagus River.

The Fojo do Lobo of Avelar is one of the great points of interest in Montalegre, making part of the trail of the Ourigo. This is a hunting trap for wolves, consisting of two stone walls that converge into a hole empedrado about 2 feet tall, in which animals would fall after beset by popular. Covered in vegetation, also recalls the times when the Wolf was feared in Sierra.

Situated between Figueira da Foz and Coimbra, Outeiro de Santa Cercis Siliquastrum and mount the Ferrestelo feature natural vegetation with a predominance of elements of Mediterranean flora, which contrast with the cultivated fields of almost the whole valley of the Mondego. Archaeological point of view, the Phoenicians, Romans, medieval remains and Neolithic period make the mandatory passage to any amateur archaeologist.

Recreational farm with a side chapel. Small details make this farm a place as beautiful as the fact that the garden save the primitive garden secular camellias. The existence of a private aqueduct that leads water from mines in Beech Hill until the fifth. And still retain the form of Division of property, characteristic of the 17th and 18th centuries. 16 and 17, referred to as "reserves of the landlord".