Ice cream parlor established in 1958. This is his second store, the other works on the street Morgado Matthew. The Neveiros is known for its wide range of flavors of ice cream made from scratch. The biggest success of this House lies in the fact that almost every fruit ice cream. In addition to the cups and cones, have their own packaging to take the ice cream home. Another store also opened in the area of the Mouth.

Opened in October 2010, this small charming hotel is located in the heart of Lisbon, in the former Palace of the counts of Paraty. Right next door, is the School of hospitality and tourism of Lisbon, this being your hotel unit of application. With only 19 rooms and suites, with interiors designed by Miguel Câncio Martins, offers a select and intimate environment, guided by the wonderful views of the Tagus River. Is a member of the exclusive Small Luxury Hotels of the Network World.

This hotel, opened in 2009, is a good starting point for anyone who wants to know the excellent beaches of the region and the nature reserve of Ria Formosa. Former headquarters of Orfeónica Musical society, this property of great patrimonial value suffered extensive refurbishment but retained some elements of their original. Offers seven double rooms and twelve multiple rooms with four beds, complemented by a café\/bar, a member of Hostelling International kitchen and a laundry room.

Wine tourism farm is situated in the heart of the demarcated Douro region, where wine is still produced according to traditional methods and aged in oak. In 2009 they opened for the first time, the doors of this rustic yet luxurious unit. The decor combines several pieces of classic furniture with other contemporary, resulting in a nice and cozy space. The 15 rooms are spacious and very charming. Offers guided tours to their cellars and vineyards and wine tasting.

This hotel is set on Thursday where the Portuguese Director Manoel de Oliveira shot the film "Abraham Valley". The privileged views to the vineyards and the River Douro make a holiday paradise Aquapura. Besides accommodation in double rooms, offers villas with every comfort and refinement of a five-star hotel. Breakfast is included in the price of the rooms, but in the villas. It also has two restaurants: the Almapura and the Vale Abraham, which are open to the general public.

It is the first combined book and coffee shop opened in Tomar, right in the historic centre of the city. The concept explores a new way of being, with a tranquil environment, conducive to literary gatherings. Snacks include healthy meals based on selected and health-friendly products, such as pancakes, rusks, fresh juices and home-made cakes. In the bookshop there are mainly used books, with prices varying between 5 and 10 euros, but also new editions.

The Municipal Museum of Palmela is a set of museum spaces, the most important of which is the Castle Nucleus which, in itself, comprises four zones: Archaeological Space (in situ reading of the history of the fortification), Medieval Occupation and Reconquista, Casa Capelo (history of Palmela and the Order of Santiago) and Military Broadcast Space. In addition to this nucleus, the S. Tiago Visitable Reserve, the Church of Santiago and the Wine and Vine Center are also open to the public — as a permanent exhibition.

After more than a century of activity, the Raul da Bernarda company decided to open the museum's doors to the public in 2000, on its own initiative, making it possible, since then, to learn about the history of the oldest earthenware factory in Alcobaça. In addition to the "Raul da Bernarda Ceramics Collection," there is also the exhibition "The Costumes of the Rancho do Alcoa, alluding to Alcobaça pottery," which portrays the historical, ethnographic, and artistic memory of the city.

This church, built in medieval times, underwent successive renovations. The facade is in gable clipped, with cone-shaped window and shot false pediment with a niche. In the lateral façades are traces of openings, Windows, doors or graves. Inside, the main altarpiece is a copy of transition, with neoclassical decorative elements but with baroque structure. The internal coverings show neoclassical decorative painting. There are also images of s. Pedro de Verone and some paintings in the side altars.

This building is composed by one only nave and rectangular main chapel flanked by 2 chapels. The square bell tower presents two levels in which the superior one has only 2 walls with bell ringers crowned by pinnacles on the corners. On the south façade there is a doorway with arch, archivolts above the right foot and flat tympanum, two openings and windows. It preserves Romanic elements from the second half of the 13th century.