A fountain that gets its water from a large source at the fountain's bottom.

The horse riding centre isn't signlaled. One gets there by a dirt road.

This is one of the Italian cuisine places with more success in Porto, not only for the quality of the Pizzas, but also for the delicious sweet crêpes. The service is nice and quick, in a relaxed atmosphere.

It is believed that the tower and the church were constructed on the 13th century. The church with longitudinal plan was reconstructed by the end on the 17th century. On the tower it stands out the door stonework, the niche, the round opening and the bell tower which is an older construction. On the church it stands out the pulpit settled in volute corbels and for the vault with stylized vegan motifs.

The Fundação Maria Isabel Guerra Junqueiro and Luís Pinto de Mesquita Carvalho, placed in front of the Museum-House with the same name, is a private foundation without lucrative ends, which includes a large bibliographic heap of Guerra Junqueiro, her daughter and son-in-law. The palace, dated from the XVII century, where this foundation is placed, is open to visit the permanent exhibition or any other events happening there, always regarding the life and work of the Portuguese writer.

Located at dock nº 2 of the former Parry & Son, in Cacilhas, the Frigate D. Fernando II e Glória is a 19th century vessel, the last ship of the "Carreira da Índia", and can be visited throughout the year. There, it is possible to learn about the history of the museum ship, which was restored in 1992, after a fire destroyed part of it, in 1963, and was open to the public at EXPO 98. Through an audio guide, it is possible to delve into naval history and travel back in time.

The garden is placed in a former cloister of the Santa Luzia Church. A glazed tile panel representing the conquest of Lisbon stands out in the wall of the church. The bust of Júlio de Castilho, opened in 1929 is worthy of notice.

Simple space, with live Brazilian music and a resident band. The caipirinhas (sugar cane drink) stand out. Open from 22h to 2:30, Monday to Thursdau; 22h to 3:30 on Fridat and Saturday.

It is one of the most magnificent monuments of Lisbon, with the huge church cupola standing out of the city roofs. The construction, dated from the late XVII century, opens a new baroque cycle with a clear Italian influence.

The Inevitable Restaurant of Santa Cruz, a few kilometres from Funchal, the ocean backdrop. Open that gets your appetite, nothing like leaving for the Mediterranean-inspired suggestions that the Charter contemplates, not forgetting the many daily suggestions – "our tradition"-based on regional cuisine. It also offers a vegetarian and a celiac-specific menu.