Family House, simple, with nice service serving regional cuisine.

This museum is a cultural unit of the University of Minho, which created this space with the legacy left by Dona Maria Teresa Cardeal Andrade Martins Salgueiro, who passed away on October 29, 2001. This is a way to showcase the property and its contents, as well as to witness the lifestyle of an upper-bourgeois family in the Alto Minho region during the first half of the 20th century. In addition to the collection on display, it hosts a variety of events.

Las Palmas is a polyvalent space, with cafeteria and restaurant service. Affordable meals at lunchtime attract many customers, so it is advisable to book a table. Service with friendliness and efficiency is one of the features of the House.

Integrated into the Aquashow Park Hotel, this friendly restaurant has been developed under the concept of chef Roger Gago, offering varied gastronomic proposals, since menus for companies to lighter meals, fast and affordable.

The Flintstones-the neighborhood in Lisbon offers a wide variety of handcrafted burgers, made with the utmost care and dedication. The cozy space is great to enjoy these delicacies in the company of friends. The Flintstones-the neighborhood also offers the option of ordering and getting the Burger to eat wherever you want.

The Macrobiotic Centre of Braga's restaurant, an institution dedicated to personal development, proposes balanced menus made with ingredients of plant origin with quality and mostly come from organic farming. In addition to the restaurant, you can visit the grocery store and organic vegetables, cosmetics and a bookstore. The Center also offers massage services, organizes lectures, courses and workshops and consultations of family counselling. You can also take advantage of room for consultation of the library, as well as for meetings, lunches, special dinners and enjoy the bamboos garden terrace.

This 17th-century building has undergone later alterations. The tilework covering the staircases and rooms is particularly noteworthy. Throughout the building, one can also find 18th-century ceiling paintings and architectural elements from various periods, including remnants of statuettes from convents, monasteries, and churches that were abandoned after the suppression of religious orders in 1834. In the garden, there is a centuries-old dragon tree, a remarkable specimen of Dracaena graco. To visit Quinta da Trindade, it is necessary to make an appointment with the Educational Service of the Seixal Municipal Ecomuseum.

Archeological site dominated by megaliths and featuring military and residential architecture of the period of the Late Bronze\/iron age. Is situated on a pile that are difficult to access. Features waist of walls and an urban agglomerate intramuros.

This very simple Chapel, was built on the site where took place the battle of Coruche. The porch, built on plinths of a primitive structure, with corners signed with pinnacles and lateral facades topped off in cornice.

Sited at the superior cloister and annex areas of the S. Jerónimo College, this place aims to gather, maintain and divulge all about the history of the academic history, its traditions and relations with the University and the city.