The castle was rebuilt by King Dinis in 1310 and underwent restoration work in the 18th century. Of the old fortification, situated atop a hill, only some sections of the wall and towers remain, in addition to the 17th-century fortifications, with escarpments, parapets, and ravelins, built during the Restoration War. The Church of Our Lady of Grace stands out, with its gable façade, framed straight lintel portal, and oculus. This castle is a characteristic example of the border fortresses of lowland regions, with a bastioned system determined by pyrotechnic artillery.

Quinta do Seixo is located on the south bank of the Douro River, in Cima-Corgo, and offers a wonderful view over the river. Since 1987, it has been owned by Sogrape Vinhos, which created a modern winemaking center here, where the famous Port and Douro wines are produced. Here you can learn more about the region and visit the cellar and the robotic presses, learning about the entire wine production cycle, as well as trying a Port Wine tasting.

Installed in the old Town Hall, the Museum was inaugurated on May 18, 1997, International Museum Day, opening its doors to those who wish to learn more about the history of the municipality and the region. Therefore, the Museum has committed itself to collecting, studying, safeguarding and disseminating heritage, developing contact with the public through guided tours and entertainment programs for the public and schools, whose students can attend ateliers and workshops of expression. The Museum also promotes temporary exhibitions and publications about heritage.

This equipment is the result of the recovery of an olive oil mill of the fifth meeting, in the parish of Gondar. With an exhibition area of about 400 m2, includes sacred art, pieces of black pottery and utensils and artifacts relating to professions and rural activities, intending to demonstrate, appealingly, the history of the region, in agricultural terms, ways of life and work techniques. In addition to the permanent exhibition, the museum promotes several activities and events linked to the agricultural calendar, as the grape harvest and the ground, as well as actions on traditional cuisine.

The Casa do Ouvidor is the result of the reconstruction of an 18th century house adapted for Rural tourism in Casa de Campo. Composed of three independent units of accommodation type T2, is equipped with everything needed for an enjoyable stay, providing moments of full rest. Have garden, pool and jacuzzi integrated in a landscape of exception. Wherever you are in Pico Island, all you have to do is take the Regional Road St. Roch-Mercy and 21.8 km arrives at the House of Ouvidor.

A 16TH-century palace, in the Centre of Amarante, just forty minutes from the port and an hour in the Douro Valley, is the Casa da Calçada. Has to offer its guests a courteous service, exquisite cuisine and a selection of special wines. Situated in the historical centre and with views of the River, the space spreads over six hectares in the region of the Vinho Verde, where are produced wines and sparkling wines of Quinta da Calçada. Has 26 luxurious rooms and suites and offers the restaurant Largo do Paço.

Located in the neighborhood of portela, this forge has about 70 years and is a good place to learn about the tradition of the region. Belonging to a family's flagship in the transformation of iron, even today it is possible to visit it (being active) and take a piece of memory. Here you can see the transformation of iron, since it is heated in the furnace until it hit the pestle, a large plunger activated by a pedal. In the end, if it's a small part, the mould is done on the anvil, and finally the piece sauced and cooled …

The Parque de Campismo Municipal de Góis, located on the banks of the river Ceira, is a space with a calm and peaceful environment, with green spaces where you can camp in natural grass. Offers possibilities and facilities for various possibilities for accommodation. Relax and enjoy the scenery while you make a bike rides. You can even enjoy your stay and explore the historical and cultural heritage of the region, as the Johannite Bridge and the source of Pombal, 16TH century, among other attractions.

The Campimeco campsite, located in Sesimbra, a green space and spruced up with dense pine forests, offers all conditions for beach lovers and nature to enjoy pleasant moments of leisure. Here you will find a space that seeks total satisfaction of campers, in full integration with the environment in which it is inserted. It also has two swimming pools and restaurant, where you can enjoy excellent regional cuisine meals. Unique opportunity to take a ride to Cape Espichel, just six miles away.

Born in 1997, the Ribeirinha de Colares is the result of the joint efforts of its partners Patrícia Almeida Costa and Vicente Veiga, the chef. This restaurant has an atmosphere that is simultaneously welcoming and modern albeit rooted in the Portuguese tradition. At lunch time it features a simple menu of hot traditional Portuguese dishes and salads or sausage dishes at the customer's request. At dinner time, it has a quite varied à la carte menu. The wine list covers every region and all price ranges.