Stretch of road which corresponded to the ancient via romana XVII, monumental work, built in the 1st century a.d., which linked the cities of Bracara Augusta (Braga) and Asturica Augusta (Astorga), passing by braces. To the West of corrals, currently connects the village to farm fields, passing through the mud of Carvalhal, Borrageiro and empties in albufeira. This leads also to agricultural fields and Ladrugães. Over the centuries served to movement of persons and goods and, mainly, for the sale of precious metals, explored in various parts of Trás-os-Montes, and taken to Rome.

Maritime beach, located a few kilometers from the city of Horta, which surprises by the expansive sands of dark sand, in a Bay stretching from the port from the beach up to the tip of the Espalamanca, to the South. The island of Pico, with its mountain, presents itself in front, thus completing a framework of singular beauty. During the summer months, filled with locals and tourists. Even in the remaining months, and since the weather is inviting, is a desirable location for walks on the beachfront. It is, without doubt, a safe bet for those who want to relax …

On this eira-terrace you can enjoy the tranquility of the Park City while tasting a single menu. Dishes created exclusively for this space are at Soundwich. In this old threshing floor, can prove seven "Soundwichs", signed by Chefs Antonio Vieira, Camilo Jaña, Hélio Loureiro, Tapos, Nuno Ibraheem, Pedro Lemos and Pedro Nunes. at the disposal of the guests are also the "Tapewich", summer menus created by the same Chefs. If the first dishes are irresistible, desserts, created by Chef's Confectioners Rui Costa and Juana Quinta, are second.

The neighborhood Pizzeria opened in 2013 and brought the city of Lisbon, an original concept of pizza Italian gastronomy that unites with the typically Portuguese flavours. "Pizza al taglio" or "pizza al trancio" (pizzas sold sliced and always warm) is the concept of the neighborhood Pizzeria. The pizzas have the authorship of Shakti Fetahu, Italian of Albanian origin. The small space, nice and practical, keeping the original facade from the late 19th century and the décor transports visitors to an atmosphere of tradition and memories of other times, a constant mix between Portuguese and Italian cultures.

The irreverence and the amazement in the Centre of Lisbon. In the International Design Hotel, each floor is dedicated to a theme, exploring the minimalist style, with simple shapes and neutral tones, as well as Zen philosophy, with a concept of integral well-being. Pop culture, with its dynamic and enveloping shapes, colors was not forgotten, as well as the urban world, with the accelerated rhythms, rectilinear shapes and contrasted environments. The hotel comprises 55 rooms, spread over four floors, each with its own soul. Finally, the afro world imposes itself with its tribal style, in which are sinuous, many textures, …

On the right bank of the Ponsul river, on the south side of the Penha Garcia Mountain foothill, this village, with the same name as the mountain, is known for the many fossils found there (trilobites). Penha Garcia must have once been a lusitan castro (a celtic village). Of th four churchs that once existed here only the church of the Espírito Santo (16th century) is still used as such. Two other churches were ruined but were recovered (Saint Lourenço and Saint Sebastião). The 16th century mother church has a gothic image of Our Lady of Leite (milk). A special …

The people of Atilhó oven is a vernacular rural construction in granite, two waters, coverage in tile, with a covered porch, attached to the main façade, which protects a granite pousadouro. 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" in wood, to protect the dough. In part fundeira are the ovens where the local population continues to bake traditional Scones. The oven of the people played, in bygone days, an important role in village sociality, the so-called "coffee of the people", was …

Rua Dom Afonso Henriques is one of the most emblematic streets in the municipality of Castro Verde, stretching from Praça da República to Largo Victor Guerreiro Prazeres, passing through Largo da Câmara. It is around this street, with its Portuguese pavement, that some of the municipality's most important monuments and buildings are located, from a political, administrative, and religious perspective. Of note are the Church of the Chagas do Salvador (or Church of Our Lady of Remedies), the Castro Verde Parish Church (or Royal Basilica), the Monument-Standard commemorating the Battle of Ourique, and the City Hall building.

Located atop a hill, the village of Monsaraz began as a prehistoric hill fort. The antiquity of human presence in the region is attested by the numerous megalithic monuments nearby, such as the Outeiro menhir, the Belhoa menhir, and the Xerez cromlech. Highlights include the Orada Convent (18th century), the Chapel of Santa Catarina, Largo de São Bartolomeu, the Church of São João Baptista, and, above all, the Castle, with its four gates, two streets, and a large square. In the latter, named Largo D. Nuno Álvares Pereira, be sure to admire the Parish Church, the old hospital, and the …

Being the most ancient library in the Invicta city, founded in 1833 and placed at the former Santo António da Cidade Convent, a XVIII century construction, presently classified as Public Interest Building. The library has more than 1 200 000 printed documents (monographs and periodical publications) and several special funds, among which we point out, for its sparseness, the manuscripts, from the Middle Ages to our times. This place has Internet access service, juvenile library, sound library (for the visual and motor handicapped) and photocopies, among other services.