Perfectly integrated into the landscape, this viewpoint offers a unique panoramic view of the river that gives it its name. Ribeira Funda is a terrace with a steep slope, painted green, that extends to the sea. The viewpoint allows you to admire this landscape of rare beauty, while you rest or prepare a barbecue.

Known for the famous arrivals of the Volta a Portugal on Bicycle, Monte da Senhora da Graça does not end on this velocipede summer day. From over 900 meters above sea level, you have great views of the surrounding mountain complex of the Alvão and Marão mountains.

Fortified village with the Bronze Final occupation. Features good defensive conditions and traces of four lines of walls (three concentric and almost a fourth in two of the sides) and dwellings. Are classified as Property in the public interest. This site it is possible to get a phenomenal view over the Valley in which it sits.

Monument of religious type, belonging to the set of fences of the Capuchos Convent of Mercy. It was founded in 1518, although it was founded twice, in 1591, which was once moved to the top of the Hill, alongside the aqueduct of Amoreira. The construction of the cemetery dating from the 19th century. The privileged views on Elvas remain.

Imagine pedaling on the train line and diving into the beauty of the landscapes at Serra de São Mamede Natural Park. A safe, original and fun way to travel between cork trees, oak trees, wildlife and beautiful views over the historic villages of Marvão and Castelo de Vide.

Located next to the boathouse of Mourão the BarZeco has a privileged view over the resevoir of Alqueva. Be for a drink or a meal is a place worth visiting. Boat trips are available. In high season (July to September) closed on Thursday, and in the low season (October to June) Ffecha from Monday to Thursday.

Located in the Monchique mountain range this inn is strategically placed on an elevated vantage point that affords beautiful panoramic views of the surrounding region. The granite inn is framed and embellished by the camellia gardens that surround it, and the restaurant and common living room, equipped as they are with a fireplace, provide a relaxing and cosy atmosphere.

At the foot of a mountain is this manor, dating from the 17th century and classified as Building of public interest. This is a very nice house, with just two rooms and a magnificent view of Pico, Sao Jorge island and the sea. Just 20 metres from the door you can swim and fish.

Baroque style, this 17TH-century Manor is integrated in a farm and forest with about 50 acres. It offers nine rooms and provides beautiful walks and stunning views. Is a good starting point to learn about Celorico de Basto, Mondim de Basto and Cabeceiras de Basto.

This particular accommodation is ideal for those who want to stay calm and relaxing but near the Centre of the village. The welcoming rooms, individually decorated, can get magnificent views of the sea and the island of Pico, as well as on the harbour of Sails, just a hundred metres. Tea and coffee are free for guests.