Fortress Church, whose plant was influenced by the churches of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. The construction of the current Temple was begun in 1162, after the destruction of the former, in 1117, by Muslim attacks the city. In the 16th century, the Church was coated with Spanish-Moorish tiles. Having undergone several renovations throughout the centuries, Romanesque architecture features Gothic, Mudejar, Renaissance, Mannerist and.

This was, with its iron railings, one of the medieval entrances in the city. Located between the Rua da Fonte Taurina and the Cais da Ribeira, under the Muro dos Bacalhoeiros, this is the only wicket belonging to the XIV century medieval wall that still stands nowadays. It is in a quite hidden place, between the Rua da Fonte Taurina and the Cais da Estiva or Alfândega Velha.

It is still possible to make, in the city of some houses, a fine specimen of these archaic objects that mediate the time. Sometimes they are authentic wonders torn in granite where a small bar, parallel to the axis of the Earth and exposed to the Sun and natural light casts a shadow on a numbered scale. This Sundial lies in an ancient stone house perched on a hill, next to agricultural land and forestry.

Located in a small forest, the Parque de Campismo de Merujal, in Arouca, offers several options of accommodation and facilities to suit all tastes. Ideal for refuge in nature, offers sports activities perfect for sports lovers of mountain, with the mountain ranges of Freita, Arada and St. Macarius as scenario. Be sure to explore the Arouca Geopark or the always interesting historic heritage of the city.

The Parque de Campismo de Vila Real, located very close to the city centre, is the ideal destination for lovers of camping and nature. Is also indicated for all those who seek to learn more about the historical and cultural heritage of Vila Real. The Archaeological Park of Ellen, the Alvão Natural Park, the Mateus Palace and the Tower of Quintela, attractions not to be missed.

18th century rectangular plant Solar, with two floors divided by a frieze and with homogeneous coverage in gable roof. It was built between the 17TH century and the 18TH century by the Marquis of Graciosa and alcaide-mor of Monsanto, Fernando Afonso de Melo Sampaio Pereira Geraldes. In the 20th century was acquired by the City Council which, after the restore, installed here the tourist office.

Located in the business centre of the city of Lisbon, this modern restaurant bet in this innovative concept of sushi of convenience, keeping all the quality through careful selection of raw materials and a knitting at the moment. Prepared by Daniel Low, the well-known chef of SushiCafé Avenue, the menu is varied and aims to appeal to lovers of sushi, ensuring the highest quality of ingredients and a preparation made at the time.

This open air shopping centre is one of the attractions of Aveiro in what concerns the commercial area. Built at the city centre, it stands out for the possibility to enjoy all the comfort of a shopping centre while you take a calm walk by the Ria. Its commercial area has 1200m2, divided in two floors. The catering area is covered and heated during the winter.

The Mijacão restaurant, in Coimbra, hiding in the alleys of downtown and only the large letters on metal with the singular name of House indicate that they arrived. Behind the yellow façade lies a world of snacks, perfect for a brunch. The best of the city ", less than € 5, with traçadinho included. If person for that, dare to seasoning the meat with the spicy "tough beard." The name of the House arose from a dog of dishes that there was.

Located in one of the best spots in the city, the restaurant, which has Joachim Koerper at the helm of the kitchen, is becoming more and more consistent with age. Each menu he presents is a tribute to the flavours, textures and even colours of the products used, also reflecting more and more the influences from the other side of the Atlantic. The restaurant already has a Michelin Star.