Considered one of the prettiest gardens in Portugal, the Gardens of the Casa da Ínsua (House of Ínsua) belong to a manor, the House of Ínsua. Its construction was ordered, in the second half of the 18th century, by Luís de Albuquerque de Mello Pereira e Cáceres, governor and captain general of Mato Grosso, in Brazil. The gardens are remarkable for their extension, their originality and the variety of species. They stand out for the rare tall trees (California sequoias, English pine trees, Australian eucaliptus), some of them approximately 200 years old, and mostly for the wide variety of plants …

This schist village, located at an altitude of 500 meters in the Serra da Lousã, boasts unique beauty and is part of the Schist Villages Network. The village's only restaurant, a small but always popular restaurant, was named after one of its inhabitants, Ti Lena. There's a small shop selling Talasnicos and other homemade delicacies. After being abandoned a few years ago, these houses were occupied by hippies from northern Europe and also by families from Coimbra for vacation homes, but many remain empty. The green vegetation and the brownish schist characterize the landscape, so it's worth exploring the many …

Cultural space where several shows take place. This building dating from the 30s of the 20th century also has a recreational component linked to the game that works as a pole of attraction for the city of Póvoa de Varzim. With three distinct cultural spaces: the Salão d'Ouro, the Atrium Piano Bar and the Egoísta restaurant.

On this farm, whose earliest reference dates back to 1739, runs a small unit of turismo de habitação. Situated in one of the most beautiful areas of the island of Terceira, a few minutes from the city centre, offers six modern rooms and a nice outdoor area with approximately 8000 m2 of garden and Park.

Farm located about five miles from Miranda do Douro, dating from the 17TH century. For more than 150 years was inhabited by homemade and agricultural employees until, in 1963, was acquired by the father of the current owner and transformed into rural tourism unit. In its exterior, highlighted by the pool and landscaped spaces.

A pleasant green space with extensive grassy areas and various points of interest, including a youth library, a mini-zoo, a children's playground, and a picnic area. Within the garden, it is possible to visit the Museum of the Counts of Castro Guimarães and the Chapel of São Sebastião, dating from the 17th century. It is also known as Gandarinha Park.

Prehistoric rock shelters, where traces of wall representations are visible. It measures approximately 150 m2 in area and averages just 45 centimeters in height. It is decorated with five series of wall sculptures believed to date from two different periods: the first around 1500 BC and the second from the Bronze Age.

Solar with rectangular plan with two floors, comprising the main body with a smaller body adossado, and with coverage in gable roof. The original building dates from the 15th century\/XVI, after being rebuilt in the first half of the 17th century. On the main façade, highlighted by the portal lintel straight and in the lobby for a Tuscan column.

Chapel dated 1632, composed of a longitudinal plan with a nave, a narthex and a narrower chancel. In 1726, was built the Bell and, between 1999 and 2000, the chapel underwent restoration. Simple Interior where highlights only the triumphal arch back perfect based on Tuscan pilasters, which provides access through a notch in the chancel.

Baroque chapel and revivalist, dated 1731, with a longitudinal plan consists of a nave and a rectangular sacristy. Is adossado to this chapel a wall of the farm with a revivalist portal with triple pediment divided by cornices, who is believed to have been built in the 19th century. This portal features an image of Saint Michael fighting the devil and flanked by angels.