In the restaurant the farmer, in Évora, the sandwiches are the Queens of the meal. Huge, can be classic, with ham cheese or other ingredients, but may also be unusual, with minced meat or cheese with banana. There are also ear, gizzards, crab, woodpecker, Alentejo pork, mussels, fries crispy doses and prawns, accompanied by savoury bread alentejano. Overnight is place of pilgrimage of the City University.

Beach much sought after by tourists, inserted in the Natural Park of Ria Formosa. The most typical way to get there is by taking a tourist train that connects Pedras de El-Rei to the beach for 3 euros (round trip), allowing you to enjoy a pleasant walk that takes in a vast area of pine forest and dunes. There are those who go on foot, but it is a long journey. At the end of the journey, you will find white sand as far as the eye can see, calm waters that make it a truly pleasant place. The beach …

This borderline village is located on a granite area surrounded by vines, orchards and woods, on the right bank of the Erges river. The steep, narrow streets hide ancient vestiges, such as the old fortress (probably a roman watchtower recovered by the first dinasty) or the roman bridge (with five arches and 92 metres). It was once the siege of the parish, as may be seen by its manuelin pillory. Nonetheless, the parish was extinct in 1836 and later became a part of Idanha-a-Nova. Other interesting spots: the mother church, the chapels (Saint Marinha, Saint Pedro and Saint Sebastião), the …

Designed by architect Sidónio Pardal, this green area follows the lines of parks with a romantic and naturalistic tradition, suitable for leisure and socializing. With an area of 7.5 hectares, it consists of tree-lined lawns, bridges and crossings along the bank of the Cáster river. The river is the central element in the life of the park and allows you to practice canoeing and other sports. Located right in the heart of the urban center, access is easy and can be done through 10 gateways. This is a space for the whole family to have fun. In addition to physical …

The chapel in the village of Turners, dedicated to Santa Margherita, is a small temple in granite, rectangular plant East\/West oriented. The main façade has a rectangular cover, the right of which is a granite pulpit, circular-shaped, and the stretching of the gable has a Bell Tower, decorated with volutes and crowned by a cross. Inside deserves special mention the high altar in gilt, which occupies the central part of the wall of the headboard, with religious imaginary representing only female devotions. On the floor of this Chapel, in granite, are visible the gravestones of seven graves, separated by tabs. …

The oven of the people of Walnut is a vernacular rural construction in granite, two waters, coverage in tile, and a side porch that protects a laundry of clothes. Inside the building, to the right of the front door you will find the tendal, massive granite structure, on top of which was placed a "smock", to protect the dough. On the fundeira you will find the oven where the local population continues to bake traditional Scones. This equipment was, in ancient times, an important role in village sociality, the so-called "coffee of the people", was where they gathered during the …

A castle situated on the right bank of the Tagus River, composed of medieval fortifications and bastions. This castle underwent profound reconstructions and changes throughout the centuries, notably in the 17th and 19th centuries. In the 17th century, King Afonso V, fearing an invasion from Spain, ordered the rebuilding of old fortifications. This fortress was considered the key to the defense of the Beiras region and played an important role during the French invasions. It retains the keep and some sections of the wall with round turrets. The vaulted spaces with tiles are particularly noteworthy. The Church of Santa Maria …

Restaurant located right in the center of Cantanhede, in a building full of history and tradition. The house was where the first Marquis of Marialva was born and still maintains the original configuration today, spreading the restaurant throughout the various rooms of the house. Also when it comes to gastronomy, this is a house full of history. With more than three decades of open doors, it has improved traditional recipes, becoming a classic of national restaurants. Be careful with the starters – there are 17 – which can leave little room for the rojões à Marquês, the roast kid à …

The journey on the Teleférico da Penha begins at the aerial tramway's terminal. It offers unique views of the city until it reaches its peak, on the Alto da Penha. There, apart from the belvederes with excellent views, there are also restaurants, bars, a hotel, a camping park, a mini-golf course, a maintenance circuit, picnic areas and, for the most adventurous, caves just waiting to be discovered.

A simple but well maintained, with attentive service and familiar. Stands out for its privileged location, being close to public service areas like the hospital, health centre, the Town Hall, the municipal swimming pools, the Pavilion and the municipal stadium. Less than 10 minutes from the historic centre of the city, it also has several quality restaurants nearby.