A must visit place, the Praça da Ribeira is the widest space in this historical area of the city. Decorated by the fountain of St. John and the controversial "Cube", the square is a place of very popular esplanades and bars.

A cave located in the Louções Hill, in the parish of Esperança, on the southern boundaries of the Natural Park of the São Mamede Hill. This cave has part of an important set of outdoors cave paintings but may not be visited.

A river beach located in a location of great scenic beauty. It offers support infrastructure that allows for pleasant leisure moments. Be sure to visit the Chapels of Nossa Senhora da Piedade and Lousã Castle.

It's a large beach that stretches all the way to the river. You can enjoy visiting the caves and the furnas (holes) in the rocks. There are numerous campsites near the beach. There are also simple restaurants with delicious menus.

In April 2013, the Gaijin restaurant Sushi Bar changed installations-won a beautiful sea-and maintained the quality of the offer, which has won more and more customers. Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays offers a buffet of sushi and sashimi, titled "All You Can Eat", for EUR 19. The kitchen is in charge of Frederico Oliveira.

Route with dense vegetation along the entire way. Upon arriving at Caldeira Velha, classified as a National Natural Monument, you can enjoy the beautiful surrounding landscape and the warm, clear waters. There are boiling water that you should not go near, however, further ahead, you will find a waterfall with hot water where you can bathe.

Monumental set where the transition from the tower-housing to the fortified palace with courtyard and attached outbuildings is clear, built on a Roman villa and integrated into the Portuguese Way of Santiago, traced over the old Roman road. Below the tower are the remains of the villa's atrium, with its mosaics. It has an interpretation center, a Manueline chapel and a store selling regional products.

In place of the Eiro is the Church of Santa Bárbara, formerly the parish church dedicated to s. Salvador, seat of the ancient parish of St. Saviour of the Eiro. Granite Temple of East\/West oriented plant, the main facade has a ported in round arch and in the elongation of the gable stands a belfry with two founders tears, crowned with a cross flanked by two pinnacles. The interior of this church, also in granite, is a triumphal arch that marks the division between the nave and the chancel, where stands the high altar, in painted wood, gilded and marbled, …

A small village located on the right bank of the Pônsul River, it is believed to have been the imposing city of Egitânia during the Visigothic period. Before the Visigoths, it is believed to have been inhabited by the Lusitanians and Romans. The Islamic invasion destroyed much of the remains of previous civilizations, although some monuments from the Roman era still survive (part of the walls, a semi-cylindrical tower, a large gate, remains of roads, and a bridge over the Pônsul River). From the Manueline period, one can appreciate the doors and windows, and even the Cathedral (which blends a …

Since its founding in 1925, this museum of Algarve cuisine has always been a reference in this town for its delicious food and excellent wine. The fish and seafood, succulent meats and cooked with passion and mastery of chef Anthony Dias are the delight of diners from all over the country and globe who visit the capital of the Algarve. The family Brasuna, restaurant owner, makes sure your visit is a good time to remember in this space typically root Portuguese Algarve.