A room with a simple decor and views to the Arda river's mouth through a large glass that circles the entire room. In a relaxed and informal atmosphere one can enjoy fine typical Portuguese tidbits in a covered terrace with captivating views.

The ham sandwich of Tasca da Skank with the indispensable Espadal mug (always cold) are part of the history of the city of Porto. "The people asked, the Skank joined". So now you can savor them in lower, more precisely, on Taxca. But there are more snacks to highlight. Example of this are the "bifanas, baits, the stomach and the papas de sarrabulho. Taxca decoration is unpretentious and keeps the environment characteristic of tasca original.

The modest Our Pension has changed and today is already the Paços Ferrara Hotel. The restaurant, which was carrying the same name, changed also. Is more modern. Such as pension, also the name of the restaurant changed. Now it's called Aidé, in tribute to the grandmother of the owner and founder of space. Doesn't change the food quality, with taste of home, like the ox loin roasts, tripe of the port and the gelding to Freamunde.

Cultural space where several shows take place. This building dating from the 30s of the 20th century also has a recreational component linked to the game that works as a pole of attraction for the city of Póvoa de Varzim. With three distinct cultural spaces: the Salão d'Ouro, the Atrium Piano Bar and the Egoísta restaurant.

The Arena Box is a multifunctional space within the Atlantic Pavilion, with a variable capacity between 500 and 4,000 people. Gathers all the conditions to receive a high diversity of events, from the pop-rock concerts, the case shows, as well as more intimate concepts of acoustic or jazz concerts, in addition to theatre or film projections.

Traditional building, used in musical manifestations, located in the center of the Garden Florêncio Terra. It is a hexagonal structure, flanked by small statues of female figures. One of them shows the Foundation date: 1883. The stage is accessible through three steps and a small hallway. The traditional colours are: Red structure with elements of white support.

18th century church with nave and chancel. It features a tower attached to the main façade that shows 19th century renovations. Inside the sacristy, Spanish-Arabic tiles are still preserved. The baptismal chapel features 17th century stonework. It also preserves a gilded altarpiece and neoclassical altarpieces with white, blue and gold carvings.

This olive mill, more than a century old, still works, showing visitors how olive oil was made in the past. This community mill is one of the few, if not the only one in the country, to work in the traditional way, through a system of rods. The space was recovered around 50 years ago and remains in operation to this day.

This urban street was built on the first half of the 16th century; hence it shows many Renaissance characteristics. It has a large, long and straight path with about 460 metres long and 12.50 metres large. It starts in Santa Cruz Monastery and finishes in Santa Cruz hillside. Formerly, the University College used to be here.

A garden located at the Rocha Beach hillside with lovely panoramic sea views. A good looking space with a wide variety of plants and cactus with flowers. Curvy trails in the typical Portuguese pavement lead the visitors to pleasant corners with sea views.