Restaurant housed in a rustic House recovered, with three distinct spaces: restaurant, tavern and the shop and regional products tasting. The cuisine is hearty, regional cooking, by highlighting the game dishes, Smokehouse and homemade jam. Here, the motto is the same as for 75 years: "where tradition is still what it was."

It's a familiar environment and in doorways presents ham, cheese and clams. The specialties consist of chicken, fish and various meat made to coal, cozido à portuguesa (Thursday and Sunday), cod with chickpeas (the 6th) and roast lamb in the oven (on Saturdays). Snails and sardines, at the time, also no shortage here.

Restaurant situated in one of the oldest urban areas of the historic centre of Évora, in one of the most ancient streets of the city. Inside the restaurant kept constructive characteristics typologies of architecture of the South, many of them inherited from the Arabs. Here are the regional and traditional Portuguese cuisines that are highlighted.

There is an almost artistic atmosphere, the result of the concept of the hotel unit itself, which breathes names such as the artists Graças Morais, Júlio Resende and Nadir Afonso, which is reinforced by the baptism of the tasting menus of the restaurant G. There you gather the best that the land of Trás-os-Montes has to offer, which it is a lot, from vegetables to meats, from olive oil to wine, through creative and unprejudiced cuisine. The guiding line is to pay homage to the products through the most modern techniques, transforming this place into a true gastronomic lever of …

The village of Figueira integrates the schist Villages network. Word is that the provision of houses and the streets was not made by chance. The village possessed a set of entries that, at night, were closed with doors, so that the whole village was protected from wolves, since you often during the night, the wolves look for other animals to feed on. Thus, the inhabitants managed to protect their animals and, today, there are still traces of these doors that can be seen. This village has been redeveloped, while continuing to maintain the rural environment and the community spirit of …

Located in the old fortress of Nossa Senhora da Luz, national heritage today, Pousada de Cascais, Historic Citadel Hotel constitutes a singular space characterized by the variety of locations and flexibility, both indoors as outdoors. Around your two interior squares (Plaza de Armas and Praça Dom João IV), Pousada de Cascais offers 108 rooms and 18 suites. The space that makes the delights of who likes food typically Portuguese and the Lobby Bar, a trendy area of animation and music.

It was known as Quinta do Casal Bom, a residence that Dom Sancho II elevated to a manor and estate, gifted to one of his men who distinguished themselves in war. Today, it is known as Casa de Santar, a property that has been in use for 13 generations. Adorned with beautiful gardens, it sits on a series of boxwoods that culminate in an 18th-century pond. In front of the house, the "Chafariz da Carranca" stands as the House's coat of arms. Visiting this house is like traveling back in time, through the gardens and all the unique features of …

Strong pentagonal plant, once intended for the defense of the city of Horta and its port of pirates attacks. Have been named, initially, of Forte de Santo António and was built in the second half of the 16th century. The original defensive system only the outer walls. Was ceded, in 1927, the Town Hall of Horta to be torn down and increase the avenida marginal. However, the lack of funds meant that the plans were not fulfilled. In 1947 it was classified as National Monument and in 1969 an Inn was built in its interior, today "Pousada de Portugal".

Building of great architectural value, whose Church dates back to the beginning of the second half of the 16th century. It consists of three naves and four sections. The chancel, pombalina, decorating is covered by a false dome and another highlight, the holy water and sinks both late-Baroque side altarpieces. The niche also late-Baroque, the sink and the tile Ashlar are worthy of appreciation. The party functioned as hospital is perpendicular to the Church, has two floors and date from the first half of the 18th century and today operates as a Museum of contemporary art.

This street right in the limit of the area classified as world heritage, is one of the most stirred streets of Porto and was once the main access to the city. During the XVIII century it was called the Rua da Estrada or Rua Dirieta de Cedofeita. Some buildings in the street are still from that century. Today, a great part of the street is pedestrian, with Portuguese traditional stone-pavement. It is a commercial area with many shops and, on the contrary of down town, it hasn’t lost its residential characteristic. The fact that it is close to many faculties, …