Camping Olhão, located in a vast green area, right next to the nature reserve of Ria Formosa, a natural and healthy environment is a great place for all those who seeking the fullness of direct connection with nature or who simply wish to enjoy a vacation or even weekends with all the comforts. Organizes recreational activities and sports to liven up your holiday and offers all facilities for camping in tents, caravans, or residential bungalows.

Is a historic manor house built from the ruins of the House where he grew up Marquês de Pombal. A mid 18th century townhouse, situated behind the Chiesa Madre (mother church) of Sernancelhe. Was ordered build by Paulo de Carvalho, uncle of the Marquis of Pombal. Solar architecture is considered a copy which shows a barroquizante trait in some decorative elements. The main façade has crossed a coat of arms.

Wonderful and extensive tongue of clean sand, clean waters, ideal for fans of sport fishing. It has harmoniously lined up straw hats and several restaurants and beach bars. Access to the beach is by boat for 1.50 euros (round trip). Located in front of Cabanas, a tuna fishing village that has not yet lost its identity, you can see the anchored boats that keep the traps for octopus fishing and the nets for artisanal fishing.

The rice Museum Restaurant opened its doors in June 1996, on the premises of the former rice hulling factory gate. Been closed some time to restructure the building, having reopened with an excellent terrace area overlooking the rice paddies. This reform was still created a zone of mezzanine overlooking the living room, which in the summer season gets sushi and the rest of the year can be used as a private area for groups up to 40 people.

In the restaurant "Nau Palatine", in Sintra, the snacks are mostly served in small portions on a slice of bread of janas (€1,50) or dose (up to €6,90), to share. The list is varied and includes secret, muchama of tuna, Octopus baked with thyme, broken eggs with sausage, in addition to the vegetarian alternatives, like the lentil fritters or the nau spiced pumpkin. Tea is one of the strengths of the House, but maybe the wine by the glass here served with better these traditional delicacies.

The "Feira dos Capões", well known for being the fair of the castrated roosters, takes place at the Freamunde parish on december 13th. It is the only event of that kind in Portugal and it has taken place at least since the 15th century and it was oficialized by a king's decree on August 3rd 1719. According to the specialists, the fact that a rooster is castrated makes him fatter and stimulates his growth, thus making his meat better tasting. Passed on throughout the generations, the art of castrating demands great skill and precision. Otherwise, the rooster may become "rinchão", …

Deployed in the middle of the village of Perry, successive restoration and expansion gave him the current configuration with cross floorplan. The main façade, of Baroque style, has a rectangular portal, protected by a porch surmounted by an oculus. The shot of the Ridge has a cross about acroterion, and the corners are topped by triangular pinnacles with ball. The Bell Tower, away from the Church, is attached to the wall of the churchyard. Inside, the wall of the headboard, in granite with painted joints, sports a large crucifix. The side chapels are dedicated to our Lady of the presentation …

São Jorge Island is also known as the "Island of Fajãs" due to the massive presence of these fertile spots, dotted with the occasional white house dotting the landscape. Fajã das Almas, also known as Fajã do Calhau, is another of these rare beauties, well worth a careful visit. Don't miss the Chapels of Nossa Senhora das Almas and Santo Cristo, the harbor, and the swimming area.

To learn a little of Amarante, start your walk along the bridge, in the city centre. This bridge, classified as a national monument, worth a visit to admire its Baroque details and to enjoy the beautiful view over the Tâmega River. Continue your spent by the banks of the River, passing by several gardens that the city offers. Finally, pass the historical centre streets, admiring its old houses.

The Municipal House of Culture, located in the old Casa do Santo Novo building, is a space that houses several museums and various initiatives linked to art and culture. Here it is possible to visit the Fafe Press Museum, which aims to preserve and conserve the memories of local media. The Museum of Migrations and Communities is also present here, with the aim of raising awareness of the phenomenon of emigration in Portugal.