The Supergolf Vilamoura, located only 400 m from the main entrance to Vilamoura, has a school which includes two studios fully equipped with State-of-the-art technology, each with 4 cameras linked to computers to help analyze all aspects of the game.

G Guest House is located at the entrance of the historical centre of Guimarães, with access on foot to the main places of attraction of the city. Offers three independent suites with a lounge area, fully equipped kitchenette and a breathtaking view over the garden of the alameda and mountain da Penha.

Space ideally located in the cultural and business centre of the city of Oporto-Boavista Avenue. In addition to excellent access to the main routes of communication, is a few metres from Casa da Música. This hotel comprises 73 rooms with all of the requirements necessary for a comfortable stay.

Located in a quiet area, near the new financial centre and the downtown commercial area, this hotel has comfortable, well decorated rooms and suites. The access to the airport and the main roads is easy. It has a restaurant and a floor reserved conventions, meetings, banquets and social events.

Adapted to casa de turismo de habitação, Quinta do Monteverde, has three rooms and a suite in the main building and three independent houses (cottages) and two apartments, one in the House do Mirante (former home of the homemade) and another in the House of the Terrace.

Familiar house, built in 1925, where lived one of the most important Portuguese thinkers of the XX century. It has three storeys (two floors and an attic). The changes it suffered in 1939 gave it a particular character for the proportions and predominance of glazed surfaces at the main façade.

The building dates back to 1974 and features a staggered main façade. The porch with its Tuscan columns, which gave it its name, no longer exists, leaving only two arches on the lower level. It has been renovated and currently houses the Tourist Office.

Neoclassical House with main façade with three structured cloths by pilasters, built in the mid-nineteenth century by Martins Sarmento family. In the 20th century, worked here the town hall for a few years, after being donated to the University of Minho, there lay a Cultural Unit.

This two-story building, dating back to the Joanine period, features a stately architecture dating back to the 18th century. The family crest adorns the main door. All the windows on the upper floor open onto a small balcony. Currently, it serves as a retirement home.

Mannerist and baroque chapel, probably built in the 17th century and remodeled in the second half of the 18th century. Presents a simple longitudinal single-volume plant, with the main facade Gable, torn by an arched portal down. In the interior, especially the Mannerist altarpiece, carved polychrome.