A large, comfortable room, placed near the Marquês de Pombal Square, ideal for business stays. It has 192 rooms, 24 hours room-service, meeting rooms, commercial gallery with a restaurant, among other services.

A pleasant restaurant, tastefully decorated, with a friendly service and a wide menu of typical regional dishes and other specialities. Its name comes from the way the moors named Sintra. There is no dinner service, in the evening it has a bar atmosphere.

A village composed of fishermen's houses where one may visit the Chapel of Our Lady of the Ondas (Waves) and the Quinta dos Cozinheiros (Cooks Farm). The craftswork includes embroidries, stain objects and ceramics.

Hotel with a pleasant, family type atmosphere, located in a quiet area at the entrance of the city of Faro. Its rooms are well equipped and decorated in a pleasant and functional manner. The hotel organizes visits to the Ria Formosa.

Alentejo, with 19th-century country house in a region of vast open spaces in rhythm by agricultural cycles. Your stay is enriched with a set of animation and leisure activities, as well as visits to places of cultural interest.

Inherited the ancient structure Aparthotel Atlantic, in first-line of beach, and a modernized unit very contemporary, both in decoration as in functionality, which does not go unnoticed to those visiting the Figueira da Foz.

The garden is a typical north country 18th century composition with a monumental and quite elaborate granite fountain with a religious decor - niches, volutes and arches. A small fountain. The visits must be reserved with the tourism office.

The Marquês garden is surrounded by plane-trees and those who visit may enjoy the lakes with water games that give this place a peaceful atmosphere. The iron bandstand, an offer of the city people, stands out.

Place with an excellent view over the mountain area inside the Funchal Island and where one may observe a vast area of green. It is a great spot to take a break while you’re visiting the island.

Founded in the early 18th century, by a group of hermits who lived in the Sierra, suffered extensive damage in the earthquake of 1755 and was deactivated in 1834. The convent is in an advanced state of disrepair and is not advisable to visit to your interior.