A space that functions both as a restaurant and as a bar. It gets its name from the building where it is located, original, with a dome's shape.

It gets its name from a nearby rock shaped like a horse. Access is by boat, but it is, nevertheless, a somewhat inhospitable place.

Located on the south bank of the Tejo river, by the Ponte 25 de Abril (April 25 Bridge), this space offers spectacular views of Lisbon. To get to the capital, one only has to get the train, the bus, the boat or go by car. Not far away, one can find the Costa da Caparica beaches.

Picnic Park located in the vicinity of the Shrine of St. Euphemia, with several tables and benches and landscaped sites very nice for convivial moments with family and friends.

Mannerist Temple, typical construction to invoke St. Sebastian built from the reign of King John III. Features of late Baroque carved altarpiece.

This construction was completed in 1749, as confirming the inscription in the niche of St. Joseph, patron of Miranda. After lodging the city army, currently houses the headquarters of GNR.

Baroque church common, simple decoration, a single nave, vestry and Bell Tower in the back. Its prototype is the Church of St. Victor in the city of Braga.

Simple but modern space, located right on the sea, in Calheta, serving good regional dishes. His specialties are the clams of St. George, the pork and the rump.

Belvedere offering beautiful panoramic views over the surrounding region. Can leverage and pay a visit to the shrine of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, classified as Historic Archaeological Value.

Bust paying homage to Maximiliano de Sousa, one of the most popular radio, TV and theatre artists in Portugal, since the 1940s until his death in 1981.