A privileged place to view the city of Lisbon. The views are amazing from wherever one stands on the walls and one may even use the periscope, located in the Tower of Ulysses, so as to view things in more detail. It is open from 10 am to 4.30 pm.

Belo Horizonte restaurant is located in an old house in the historic area of the city of Guarda. Serves traditional Portuguese dishes such as roast lamb so typical to Baker and cod with cream. The menu varies every day and there is no shortage of suggestions, with the advantage of being home knitting.

This farm produces Vinho Verde, a wine so characteristic of this region. It produces white and red wine, marketed under the Todeia brand. Visitors can tour the vineyards and winery, sample regional flavors in a traditional kitchen, and even hike through beautiful landscapes.

The Avis Culture Boutique was founded in Alentejo, in the former GNR Territorial Post. Here, you can watch plays or participate in reading, citizenship, and local intervention projects. Don't miss a stay at the local accommodation, which allows visitors the unique experience of sleeping in a bookstore. Also, check out the Solidarity Bookstore and learn about the artistic residency space.

The Parque de Campismo de Vila Real, located very close to the city centre, is the ideal destination for lovers of camping and nature. Is also indicated for all those who seek to learn more about the historical and cultural heritage of Vila Real. The Archaeological Park of Ellen, the Alvão Natural Park, the Mateus Palace and the Tower of Quintela, attractions not to be missed.

O Típico is a traditional and rustic restaurant decorated with various agricultural instruments typical of the region and handicrafts. The menu offers carefully prepared regional dishes. Old-fashioned duck rice, cod fritters with tomate rice, migas lagareiras and roast veal with oven rice are delights not to be missed. Finish the meal with crème brûlée, rice pudding or the traditional Águeda pie.

Located by the sea, this venture has 61 four-star tourist apartments spread over five floors, fully renovated in 2010. All apartments have balcony facing the Sun, the project offers various Club Prainha leisure options, such as two saltwater outdoor swimming pools (one for adults and one for children), Prainha Thlago Centre with free access to the indoor pool and jacuzzi, restaurant, tennis court and basketball court and free parking.

The São João Baptista Church has carved altars, a font and old elements of decorative art, sculpted and painted. This church was built in the middle of the XVII century. It is a large building with a consistent architecture. The altar deserves a careful look: the rich decoration, the tribune, the pelmets and the golden carving are examples of that.

This house belonged to the General João Sarmento Pimentel that, during the Seven Years War, was in Calais. The name of the house is due to the fact that the soldiers thought it looked like the inhabitants of that village, thus naming it Calaínho. It is a house with a coat of arms with a shield that has the arms of the Sarmentos, Pomentéis, Morais and Ferreiras.

Beach with caves of rare beauty, with a small stream emptying into the sand. The access is not of the easiest, as it is done by isolated paths and, sometimes, on dirt. Offers good conditions for the practice of spearfishing. It is usually frequented by nudists or by tourists looking for deserted beaches and very quiet. Don't have any kinds of infrastructures.