Old Grand Hotel Costa, was recovered in 2000 and reopened as Douro Park Hotel. This building, dating from the early 20TH century, is involved by the magnificent panorama of the River Douro. It offers a restaurant, bar, outdoor swimming pool, meeting room and living room.

Magnificent country house dating from the 19TH century, situated in a privileged area of the Alto Alentejo, about two miles from Estremoz and two hours from Lisbon. Offers three rooms, two apartments, swimming pool, garden and games room.

This farm, with about 40 hectares, of which 25 are vineyards, has a house dating from the seventeenth century that offers a comfortable stay in a tastefully decorated space, as well as beautiful views of the Douro river. The pool and the garden invite you for moments of pure relaxation.

Farm dating from the 16th century and located in the protected zone of Mount Brazil, with large floral gardens. Focus on outer space, which was valued through a project of landscape architecture. Nice quiet location, which combines nature with a rich historical heritage.

Granite Manor House, dating from the 18TH century, reclaimed and transformed into Rural tourism unit in 2002. It has three double rooms and three suites, library, patio, Garden, meeting room and a threshing floor. Featured for your rare Sundial in granite.

A fountain that dates back to 1772. In the centre there is a monochrome tile panel of the 19th century with an image of Our Lady of the Hill. In the lateral walls there are four marble stones, copies of the roman originals that were brought from the Miróbriga diggings by Frei Manuel do Cenáculo.

Source of original construction achieved through backrest and arched array of Heads of animals, especially in the surrounding space. Dating back to the years of 1935 and 1936, the time of its construction in charge of the Administrative Commission of the Câmara Municipal de Elvas with the participation of the Unemployment Fund.

Calvary of Mannerist style in that the cruises feature geometric motifs on the base. All in granite, is composed of several crosses and is topped by an interesting pulpit dated 1643. Classified as Property in the public interest, have for the population of Arouca great religious importance, symbol of penance and devotion.

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.

This manor, dated from the beginning of the XVIII century, also integrates the Nossa Sebhora da Conceição Chapel, from 1711. Worthy of notice are the Silvas and Ataíde coat of arms at the front, the garden with a fountain and a small chapel devoted to Nossa Senhora da Conceição.