A very pleasant space with panoramic views of the sea and of the Sintra mountain. It has fine Portuguese dishes and functions as a tea house in the afetrnoon.

Viewpoint at the entrance to Sobral de Monte Agraço, where you can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view over part of the town.

Statue located in the Serra da Marofa mountain range, at an altitude of approximately 977 meters. The magnificent views offered by this location are a highlight.

Facing the Douro river, first floor with river views and an excellent architectural recovery. The restaurant and the bar have a modern decor in contrast with the classic façade and astounding views of the Douro river. It has a typical regional menu and an amazing wine list with 95% of Douro wines, 30 white, 150 red and 25 port wines.

Granitic rock with 2 meters wide by 2.30 metres and about 1.20 meters high. Has an inscription on one side, which is notorious for the care factor in Polish only Epigraphic field area, which filled out in its entirety, there is no careful facing edges. The inscription was distributed by five rows, and the size of the same will shorten to the extent that the text ends. The existence of interlineares spaces well, regular characters tending to rounding and to rounded score denote little care in execution. This inscription has been studied by several authors, who gave him different transcriptions …

As one goes along the Tanque Novo Street, in the East direction, one starts a full pedestrian walk along the Sintra Hill. There, one views wide landscapes, enjoy the nature and remembers the heritage. The walk goes by the Capuchos Convent, by the geodisc vortex of the Monk and "Tholos", by the Carmo Farm, by the Hermitage of Saint Saturnino, by the Penedo village and by the Peninha views.

This is, perhaps, the most nostalgic area of the city. It is the Lisbon of the Tejo and the genuine people. On this tour, two districts are travelled over: The Prazeres and the Santo Amaro. Take delight in the river and the docks. Venture through the popular quarters like Madragoa, Calvário, Livramento or Sacramento. It is also a fun and leisure area, with warehouses transformed into bars and diverse entertaining activities. Further to the interior, grub up the valley of Alcântara by snaky mountain tracks.

Bohemian Bar with atmosphere and music from medieval times, situated in the middle of downtown Lisbon. With wooden tables and by candlelight, here you can savour some homemade snacks (caldo verde, the cheeses and sausages, roasts at the table for each "time traveller".). The drinks-such as Mead, beer or liquors-are served in earthenware cups or horns by employees dressed up. The ambient sound is folk style and occasionally there is live music.

Created in 1990 by the Silves City Council and built around the remarkable Almóada Well-Cistern, the museum's collections showcase archaeological finds from the region and the city. Chronologically organized, the museum's collections are divided into prehistory, Roman, Muslim, and Portuguese periods (up to the 17th century). Highlights include Iron Age funerary stelae with inscriptions of the Southwest Iberian Peninsula script, considered the region's first written language.

Space where you can learn a little about the history of the people of Borba, known through the eyes of Joaquim Azinhal Abelho, born in Orada, where he was born on April 13, 1911. He had a degree in Romance Philology and ended up developing a great interest in the Alentejo ethnography, in addition to being a compiler of the Cartas de Florbela Espanca. He died in Lisbon, but is buried in the Orada cemetery.