Recent historical research has brought to light new facts about Croft Port Wine Lodges. The earliest evidence of the company's activity back to the year 1588 confirming thus the Croft as the oldest house producer still in operation. The Croft family played a prominent role in the Port Wine industry and raised the Croft the distinction position that still holds today. Its cellars are open all year round and offer one of the most genuine and traditional visits to the world of Port wine. In addition to a test basis three special category Port wines (€ 5 per person), you …

It is considered the most beautiful street in the centre of Porto. It was opened in 1521 by King Dom Manuel I, was then called Rua de Santa Catarina das Flores and was the main road that connected the upper part of the city with the riverside area. Whoever enters this street notices the difference with the other streets. It has a nineteenth-century, bourgeois aspect, surrounded by typical two and three-storey buildings, with characteristic windows and iron balconies. On the ground floor are the shops and on the upper floors the merchants and their families live. It was the street …

Henry Chance Patel, born in São Paulo, and Lina Santos, portuguesa de Trás-os-Montes, decided about 12 years, transforming a small restaurant in the design of their lives. Serving small dishes while still functioned as "Dairy the Calabash". In 2002, the Brazilian inspiration entered on the menu and found the flavor of snacks served, and "the Brazilian Tasquinha" gained fame. Today, generate a new environment while preserving the spirit of the past and intimacy of a Portuguese House. The apartment consists of a space redesigned to restaurant in that each Division has a different decoration. The outdoor terraces are open throughout …

This wooden structure, located at one of the highest points in the Santarém district, offers a panoramic view of the entire area south of Bando dos Santos, where the villages of Santos and Pereiro are visible, and further back, the town of Mação.

This bikeway passes through the mouth of the Harbour, being possible to start the route in Castelo do Queijo and, passing through the mouth, reaching the bridge Dom Luís. Beautiful panoramic sea views along the whole route.

Small fajã located west of Fajã das Pontas, where there's a handful of houses, some with cistern. Passes through here-although only in winter-a small ribeira. The access path is steep but offers fantastic views.

A 10.2 kilometres long pedestrian walk, along which there are several tunnels, meaning one should carry lanterns. The first part of the trail goes along the "levada" and has nice views of São Jorge and Santana.

This pedestrian trail, about 4700 metres long, begins by the swimming pool and ends in the village's centre. Along the trail there are several belvederes from where one can view the entire village and its surrounding areas.

A typical mountain village with granite houses and narrow stone streets. It is surrounded by agricultural fields. The village is located on one of the mountain's foothills, with amazing views of the Serra da Estrela (Estrela Mountain) in clear sky days.

Nice modern Hotel, located just a few kilometers from the guard, offering beautiful panoramic views over the hills. Offers 24 well-equipped rooms, including two suites, a bar and games room.