A wide garden by the Alcobaça Town Hall, with several benches and a picnic area.

A "negral" oak tree, classed as of public interest by the Arganil Town Hall.

This cosy hotel offers comfortable accommodation in the city centre of Sines, close to the beautiful beaches of the coast of Alentejo. Inside, there are various references to the Vasco da Gama, son of the illustrious town of Sines. This space is inserted in a pine forest, inviting to relaxation and to walk.

Existing House since 1968, kept in the family until today. Ernesto Pereira, the father, passed the restaurant to his son, Reinaldo Pereira, in 1990. Today, this House continues to serve dishes from traditional Portuguese cuisine with the same simplicity and quality.

In the historic centre of Serpa was built this House, next to the Doors of Beja, built in the 19th century by the current owners. The traces of its construction are typically Alentejo. Where once they were ironed the bread, if kept the oil and firewood, which made the sausages and acondicionavam males and cars, were installed the rooms and halls, with the particularity of having access to the backyard, views of the wall and to the aqueduct.

From this viewpoint you can get an amazing view over the castle of Bragança, with the houses around it.

From this site you can get a beautiful panoramic view over the whole surrounding region.

From this site you can get beautiful panoramic views over the whole surrounding region.

Natural Belvedere where one gets a privileged view over the village of Boticas and Terva Valley.

Place for family get-together, located in a bucolic area. Mount the towel to picnic is almost mandatory.