Restaurant very well located, with a superb view to the ria de Aveiro. The menu offers delicious suggestions carefully made with care. You can indulge yourself with an eel stew with peppers or, if you prefer meat, the feijoada of Piglet is a good option. The sweets typical of the region, particularly the eggs-moles, are a great option for dessert.

Located in Buarcos, the restaurant bet strong on fresh fish, but also gives attention to the flavors of the Sierra, worrying in Cook dishes as possible, so that they can feel in the middle of the flavors of each. It is also the ideal place to taste some snacks freshly do. Try the sangria and champagne soup in Kermit served directly on a regional bread.

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.

Conveniently located in the historic centre of Évora, the building of Fundação Eugénio de Almeida, the Charterhouse Wine Flavours & restaurant presents itself with a Mediterranean-inspired menu and highlighting the regional flavors, with the signature of chef Bouazza. This space is also composed of a Wine Bar, at the entrance to the restaurant, which stands out for the possible combinations of wines with snacks.

A restaurant that belongs to the Hotel Convento de São Paulo, located in an ol convent of the 11th century. Fine decor, anmely with wonderful tiles of the 1700s that form the largest private tile collection in Portugal. Fine service and a menu of traditional dishes of the Alentejo region, excellently prepared. Excellent wine list, namely of Alentejo wines.

Mount São Mamede has an altitude of 750 meters, offering one of the most beautiful landscapes in the Minho region. Besides the phenomenal view, you can visit the Church of Fontarcada, the monasteries of Tibães, Rendufe and Bouro, the Castle of Lanhoso, the Torre dos Machados, and the sanctuaries of Sameiro, Senhora do Pilar and Porto de Ave.

A winery belonging to the Alentejo Wine Route. The winery, in operation since 1953, is one of the region's icons and one of the most prestigious in Alto Acre. In addition to the winery, you can visit the foundation of the same name, take courses, visit the rural museum, the 19th-century courtyard, and the old olive press, depending on the tour option chosen.

The trail takes two to three hours to complete at a leisurely pace, and this already includes 10 minutes to read and take in the descriptive panels. The panels allow the visitors to further their understanding of the region and are entitled: Cordão Dunar, Lagoa dos Salgados and Zona húmida dos Salgados. The sand and earth trail is easy providing the visitor keeps to the worn path.

Located on the foothils of Barroso Mountain, Vilarinho Seco is one of the most well preserved and characteristic villages in the region. The granite espigueiros (small cereal warehouses), the houses with culm rooftops and some of the inhabitants in traditional clothes create an interesting traditional atmosphere. In the centre, there are a square with the tank, the crucifix and the chapel, an impressive example of the popular architcture. It has a communal oven.

Located in the Barroso region, this village, surrounded by green landscapes, still has communal customs, such as the village's oven. Th following monuments stand out: a simple, granite chapel devoted to Saint Amaro, the culm houses, used for agricultural products and animals, and several rural houses, namely the "Portela House". The Celebrations of Saint Amaro are on January 15.