Convent built between 1509 and 1517, leaving this time only the late Renaissance cloister with two floors and the galleries and the Doric columns. Between 1789 and 1955, had military duties and, between 1810 and 1833, worked as a military Hospital. In 1834 it was extinct, reopening only in 1993, after refurbished, passing the work here the Biblioteca Municipal António Botto.

The Millenarian Coffee was born in the year in which the city of Guimarães celebrated 1000 years of existence, in November 1953, hence the name Millennium. Is situated in the Largo do Toural, Guimarães city living room, next to the wall, where it reads: "Here was born Portugal". Coffee remains the most emblematic and historic city center, a meeting place for generations of vimaranenses.

This is a café with some decades, recently remodelled, regaining the beauty it always had. Its summer esplanades are well-attended. It is a starting point for many youngsters, who begin the night here, before going to bars. Sited at the former Praça Velasquez, Praça Dr. Francisco Sá Carneiro nowadays, on football days it is invaded by soccer lovers before and after the game.

Founded in 1876, the museum is housed in the former convent of Santo André and features a Natural History section, begun in the 19th century, which includes specimens of Azorean flora and fauna. Here you can appreciate collections of painting, sculpture, sacred art, tiles and goldsmithing that make up the Art section, the regional ethnography section, and even a toy collection.

Museum located in the Geodesic Center of Portugal, at the top of the Melriça mountain range, resulting from a partnership with the Portuguese Geographic Institute. Here you will find objects and documents on display about Picoto da Melriça and the evolution of cartography from the 19th century onwards. It also has a small store with objects related to the municipality and geodesy, a multimedia auditorium and a bar.

Located at the former Colégio da Sapiência, this museum opened its doors in 2000. Here you may enjoy a place equipped with show-window destined to shelter temporary exhibitions and a room where works of art belonging to the house collection are kept. You may also visit the chapel and a turret which offers a beautiful panoramic view over the city.

Installed in the old Loiça de Sacavém factory, this space has two temporary exhibition rooms. Here you can enjoy exhibitions on ceramic work and production, highlighting the existence of a kiln built in the 19th century, in addition to the materials and techniques used in manufacturing. It also has a documentation center on Industrial History, with emphasis on the Loiça de Sacavém factory.

Located high in the Sierra de Valongo, 15 minutes from the Centre of Porto, this modern building was built the environment in mind. Here you can have total privacy on your motor vehicle circulation, once that has double garages with direct access to the private suites. Of architecture and innovative design, it also has a jacuzzi, relax with a soothing hydro bath.

It was here that, at the age of 11 or 12, Vasco da Gama, along with three of his brothers, received his prima tonsure and became a member of the Order of Santiago. In the 18th century, the medieval church, already too small for the number of believers who wanted to attend Mass, required extensive remodeling, giving it its current appearance, typical of the Joanine Baroque.

The briquette Factory started its activity in 1955. Here produces energy, stores the ore (silos), the lifting, drying, pressing and transport to the pier. Their size is huge. Only the chimney of the thermoelectric plant has 64 meters high. It was the first unit of this type built by the Maschinenfabrik r. Wolf centrifuges Buckau outside German territory and is the only one in Portugal.