The à la carte dishes are a good option for the less curious and, despite the magnificent preparation, they show only a very small part of the mastery of the kitchen. To find out how many ingredients are made of the world, the ideal is to opt for one of the tasting menus (three, five or seven courses) with wine pairing. Bon Bon holds a Michelin Star.

Bronze bust paying homage to Pedro Soares, placed in the centre of a garden.

Bust paying homage to the Madeiran economist João Abel de Freitas.

Statue representing a human figure working, paying homage to Madeiran workers.

A bronze bust with a granite base, paying homage to Doutor Castro Correia.

Statue representing a human face with an aviator helmet, paying homage to aviators.

The Montesinho Coffee, in Bragança, serves meals to order, around ten euros. The Bureau can pass the vegetable soup, grilled cod, River trout, boar and other specialities, always accompanied by olive oil Montes. The restaurant is open every day and only accepts payment in cash.

The avenue, former “Passeio Público”, was a residential area, although there are still remains of the walkway, with trees and lakes. Along the avenue are several monuments, from which stand out the monument paying homage to the word war dead soldiers, the statue of Alexandre Herculano, Almeida Garrett and Oliveira Martins.

Jail comarcã built in the 20th century, consisting of two floors and two wings, which has some cells, the dormitories, the dining hall, medical office, the parlatorium, laundry and an official area.

Tapir that holds just two mainstays of the Chamber, and the fragments of other props listed. It was built between the fourth and the third millennium BC.