The campsite is located Gala in Figueira da Foz, enjoys a location exceptionally located, with direct access to magnificent sandy beaches. Has all the conditions and facilities to offer you pleasant moments, taking advantage of the best that nature has to offer. In the pauses of the beach, explore the cultural and historical heritage. Pay a visit to salinas and the Ecomuseum of salt, to House the Palace or Museum Dr. Santos Rocha, among other attractions.

The campsite of Valado, located in Nazareth, within walking distance of the sea and the beach, is a haven of nature, where you can rest quietly, far from the confusion. Presents excellent conditions for cycling or even walking while enjoying the stunning scenery of this area. Alternatively you have the possibility to visit the sanctuary of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré, Archaeological Museums, ethnographic and religious art, among other attractions.

The Évora campsite, located two kilometres from the beautiful historic centre of the city of Évora, is a haven where you can enjoy moments of rest in full nature. Here you will have all the conditions to enjoy leisure activities or sports. Alternatively you can explore the historic centre of Évora and visit the Temple of Diana, the Cathedral, the Aqueduct of the silver Water, the chapel of Bones, among other attractions.

The campsite of recreation and Cultural Association "Belinhenses", located in the parish of Belinho, and just 6 km from Esposende, is a quiet place, where you can enjoy the best that nature has to offer. Benefits from having direct access to the beach, the ideal place to enjoy your vacation. Alternatively you will always have the possibility to visit the Castro de São Lourenço or Dolmen of Cruzinha, two attractions not to be missed.

Camping Fetais is located where the countryside bliss meets the sea's agitation. Cape Espichel is one of Portugal's most historic and beautiful cape's. The Meco beach is mostly known for it's naturist tradition, feel free and relax in one of the most beautiful beaches of our national coast. About 8km from the camping you can visit Sesimbra where you can enjoy the many beaches and calm sea.

The Rossio Caves were re-found between 1940 and 1950 as a result of the exploration of subterranean quarries with the system of opening tunnels and wide rooms. In the 18th century it furnished calcareous rocks used in the construction of millstones. In the summer one may visit them between 9 am and noon and from 4 pm to 8 pm and in the winter from 10 am to noon and between 2 pm and 5 pm.

The café restaurant Pimms is more a reflection that is associated with the growing movement of avant-garde rehabilitation of the historic centre of city of Porto. Intends to be a cosmopolitan space, faithful to the portuenses and national products, and at the same time welcoming to tourists visiting the harbour throughout the year. The gastronomy does "a bridge" between the national typical for lunch and the international. During the afternoon, wines can be enjoyed snacks and cocktails and enjoy the Happy Hour.

Created in 1990 by the Silves City Council and built around the remarkable Almóada Well-Cistern, the museum's collections showcase archaeological finds from the region and the city. Chronologically organized, the museum's collections are divided into prehistory, Roman, Muslim, and Portuguese periods (up to the 17th century). Highlights include Iron Age funerary stelae with inscriptions of the Southwest Iberian Peninsula script, considered the region's first written language.

Galicia restaurant Mail ' Minho is integrated in the Hotel Termas de Monção. Its decoration is modern, minimalist and intimate, while your knitting bet primarily on regional cuisine, cuisine of Minho. The wines are very important for the region, with a very acceptable letter of Greens, especially Alvarinho. The specialties are based on seasonal products, such as the lamprey or the Shad, but the goat on top of rice or the famous nun belly deserve your special attention.

Castle ordered to be built by Álvaro Gonçalves Pereira in 1350, having undergone several modifications in the following centuries. This castle was part of a vast line of fortresses and watchtowers that protected the much attacked banks of the Tagus River. Its architectural design indicates a function aimed at the protection and refuge of populations. Made of dressed granite, it is an important symbol of Portuguese military architecture of the time. Located in a privileged location, on the banks of the Tagus River, it has a good panoramic view. It is shaped like a quadrilateral and is flanked by four …