The restaurant the Cabeço is situated in Bemposta (Alcobaça) with a beautiful surroundings and a magnificent view over the city. This place serves dishes of the day and also regional dishes, if reserved in advance.

A very busy fair, one of the best known in the northern region, which is already part of the weekly routines of people from the Aveiro district and the cities of Porto and Gaia.

This is an elegant temple with an imposing facade. It is the true landmark of the city, worth visiting to appreciate the tile panels depicting the lives of Saint Peter and Saint Paul and the Renaissance altarpiece.

Family hotel situated on the beach of armacao de Pera and with direct access to this. Provides an environment of tranquillity and offers good facilities, with 88 rooms and various services available. Golfers benefit from special conditions in the Pestana-Golf courses Pinta and Gramacho.

Typical Alentejo farm house, situated in a quiet location, ideal for a relaxed stay. Comfort combines the beauty of serra, to its people and the interior Alentejo gastronomy. Guests have access to the Internet, dining and living room with fireplace, swimming pool and barbecue.

Situated high on a cliff, this House enjoys a spectacular view over the ocean. Have direct access to the beach and is situated on a 5000 m 2. Six of the rooms are in the main house and there is still a small independent House with two rooms, kitchenette and living room.

Luxurious hotel opened in 2009, divided into two distinct wings: a historical and a de charme. In total, offers 135 rooms, with direct access to the Thermal Spa, where you can enjoy wine therapy treatments, aromatherapy, chocotherapy, among others.

Modern and comfortable Hotel, located in the access of the main entrance of Covilhã, the present great infrastructures for a leisure or business stay. Is a good starting point to learn about the historic villages of the region and for visiting the Serra da Estrela mountain and its ski slopes.

Calvary with 14 crosses, of great simplicity, based on pedestals with inscription corresponding to the respective step of the Via Sacra. The access is made by wide stoop composed of twelve flights of eleven steps. The chapel was moved in the early 18th century, but retained the Mannerist moth.

Baroque House of L-shaped plant, consisting of two horizontal and articulated volumes with two floors. On the main facade stands out a coat and a staircase which gives access to the second floor, intended for housing (the ground floor was intended for the cellar and storage).