Tézinho Seafood Restaurant in Mira, is next to the River, halfway to the beach, perfect for a snack after a day in the sand. Cool in summer, has affordable, doses below € 10, but who wants to just food to trick the stomach before dinner cannot fail to experience the nail in bread. Especially, of course, be made of better meat. The mustard is optional. The price, with a drink, ronda € 5.

This restaurant is not intended only to campers, but anyone who wants to accompany your meal overlooking the sea. Has cold salads to entrees, seafood rice, monkfish and squid, prawns, squid and mixed fried cuttlefish, shrimp in garlic, seafood stew and various other dishes of grilled fish. There are also bitoques and steaks, pork Alentejo and Portuguese. Snails also appear in the list of snacks.

"Mare-& Restaurant Gin Bar" opened in June 2013 Gafanha da Vagueira, with a young and relaxed atmosphere. The lidkoping is the perfect setting for those who are in the restaurant to enjoy one of the contemporary dishes that the kitchen offers. With prices ranging between 20 and 30 euros, you can choose between masses, folders, steaks, cod and cataplana and choose one among many gins.

A farm of great beauty, where lush vegetation stands out, a mini-zoo with numerous birds, and a mini-botanical garden. A stroll can be synonymous with discovery, and here you can appreciate diverse botanical species, animals, sounds, and colors that Carlos Afonso, the owner of this natural space, once wanted to share with all who visit. A small oasis for all ages.

Everyone knows the "Peter". Is the most famous café-bar of the Azores and a space of choice among sailors and sea-related people. Since 1918, this modest but cozy space, directed by Henrique Azevedo (Peter), receives tourists from the four corners of the planet. Today, after the death of Patriarch in 2005, the deal is still in the hands of his son, José Henrique Azevedo and maintains its typical moth. Nautical motifs and the famous American Eagle, originally from the stern of a whaler, mark presence inside. Outside, a whale and a carved wooden sign marking the entrance in this floor …

Also known as the Church of São Cipriano and of 16th century origin, the Main Church of Vila Nova de Cerveira is located on the main street of the town, consisting of three naves, two bell towers, a chancel and a main altarpiece, in the Baroque style, by master Veríssimo Barbosa. Pay attention to the details of the tabernacle, surrounded by angels and flanked by two quadrangular niches with sculptures representing the Adoration of the Magi and the scene of the Last Judgment. Topping this complex is an interesting throne supporting the Holy Eucharist. Also know that the current appearance …

Young restaurant with casual atmosphere and relaxed service, from breakfast to dinner. Serves the main dishes of the Costa Vicentina as you know au naturel, mussel and limpets with rice porridge cooked crabs, oysters, mussels, grilled or baked sea bream, Conger, horse mackerel small rice alimados, Buzios with feijoada, Octopus with rice, sardines with corn porridge, fried moray eel, fish stew, stuffed squid, grilled sardines, chicken giblets, "youth team" (corn porridge), massada de peixe, octopus salad, tripe, pork sausages and traditional pork dishes, regional sweets (donut, dreams and Almond Cake).

The Casa da Sereias is located at the Bandeirinha Street, The old Jews hill. The name which the house is known for (mermaid house) comes from the two exotic and gigantic mermaids that side the doorway. It is characterized by a simple architecture, except the magnificently sculpted façade, divided in three parts separated by pilasters, as well as the front extremes which simulate turrets crowned with battlements, delimited by pilasters that go up from the ground floor till the top. The Portocarrera family abandoned this palace in 1809, when the population murdered their sun thinking he was involved with the …

Monument whose construction was ordered by the bishop D. Gaspar do Casal in 1557, 12 years after Leiria became a city. During the early XX century, the Convent and the Santo Agostinho church were used as a military lodging. The convent’s cloister and the baroque front sided by two towers deserve a close look.

The typical crockery of the municipality of Lagoa originally comes from Vila Nova de Gaia and was introduced to the islands in 1862 by Bernardino da Silva. Nowadays, in the museum nucleus, some of the main pieces produced are on display. The typical blue color remains evident in all the pieces, still produced today using the artisanal method.