A village with cultivated fields, situated on the lower part of the slope. Among its cultural heritage, the manor houses from the 18th and 19th centuries stand out, with their agricultural outbuildings and group of granaries, the chapel of Santo Antônio, the wayside shrines, the cross, and Monte do Castro. Near Cabriz are the "Cai d'Alto" waterfalls, several traditional mills, and the Mandragoso leisure park.

This public facility, unique in the region, has an indoor riding arena for teaching and training vaulting, a show jumping arena with obstacles and facilities for the rider, sanitary facilities, changing rooms, and fourteen stalls designed to house various equines, whether of the Garrano or Lusitano breed. It also has a bar and a restaurant, offering excellent conditions for carrying out diverse activities.

The Villa Ladybug is a recently refurbished Guest House, located in the first row of Praia da Rocha. Its whitewashed walls, covered with bougainvillea, give welcome. The beach front location is just a few steps from shops, bars and restaurants, as well as the attractions and local sights. Spread over two floors, the four bedrooms of Villa Ladybug are decorated in the style of South, fresh and airy, with an emphasis on comfort and relaxation. The House offers modern comforts, with cable TV and free WiFi service, towels and bed-linen and a beautiful garden where guests can read, relax or …

Cloistered convent which comprises the Church choirs, sacristy, mirante, cloisters, refectory, kitchens, wheel, cells, the Chapter Room, and agricultural zone. The single ship Church is lined by two carpets from 17th-century tiles, geometric motifs in threaded circles and quadrilobos entwined, and enxaquetados. There are high and low choirs for separation of the two communities conventuals and isolation of the masses and public holidays. Include the full arch portico Centre with entablature, flanked by classical columns and false wooden barrel-vaults, with trompe l'oeil effect on ship. Deserve a featured the altarpieces of gilt national style, with Solomonic columns, shell motifs.

Located by the shore, in the Tróia peninsula, this village dates back to at least 5000 years ago. The vestiges of shells and ceramics of the neolithic show precisely that. Very rich in cultural terms (as one can see in the boats miniatures, the wooden shacks and the embroideries) irs 600 or so inhabitants are devoted mainly to farming, fishing and preparing the rice. In fact, one cannot mention Comporta without speaking of the preparation of the rice and of the Comporta Farm (that belongs to the Atlantic Company Ltd). In patromonial terms, a special note to the mother church …

The church remains from the monastic complex, which retains interesting architectural features. On the front, the portal with four archivolts is the primitive one and in the upper area, redone in the 17th century, São Bernardo, the founder of Cistercian, the Lady of the Assunção and São Bento, surmounted by the coat of arms of the Order, keep us company in this place isolated but superb. The head of the temple is divided into quadrangular chapels, revealing the typically Cistercian architecture. The interior, with 3 naves, without a transept, was greatly transformed in the modern era. In the monastic dependencies …

In historic Walks, log in at Stanford's restaurant. Made in the image and measure of its owner, Himani Rodrigues, the restaurant is a part of stories. A new House, with decor and ambiance, it has a markedly cultural roster of impressive entries where punctuate the sausages and fritters, regional fishes of horta, the Fava Beans with chorizo and fried egg with bread fried in olive oil. Sea bass with rice to Uncle Blowtorch (the sailor), cod with corn bread-or Gratin-ham, red beans and rice of duck to the former are references on the menu, without forgetting of course the delicious …

This village, with around 200 inhabitants, is located in the Vila Verde parish, where farming and granite extraction stand out. In fact, most of the houses at Perafita are built in granite. A special note to the mother hurch (known as the Sanctuary of Our Lord of Perafita and dating back to the second half of the 18th century) and to the fountain at the base of the churche's belltower. The gastronomy includes sausages and smoked ham.

Located on the right bank of the Côa river, to the north of the Malcata mountain, it became a part of the Portuguese territory in 1296 as a result of the Treaty of Alcanices. The area insid the walls still has some of the original features and is a valuable cultural heritage. Among the several monuments, the castle and the walls, the mother church, the romanesque-gothic church of misericórdia and the medieval bridge on the Côa river stand out.

The house where José Régio lived for 34 years, enrolled at the Mouzinho da Silveira High School in Portalegre. It began as a boarding house and was gradually acquired by the poet until he became the only guest. Here, you can admire some of the pieces the poet collected throughout his life. Among the collections, religious art sculptures and regional crafts stand out.