A village located on the left bank of the Vouga river, with old two floors granite houses, usually with a water mill on the ground floor. This village once furnished flour to the entire Lafões region.

This space assembles the goods given by João Carlos Abreu, regional secretary of Tourism and Culture of Madeira. There’s an exhibit of a collection of about ten thousand pieces, such as books, ceramics, paintings and bronze objects.

Rural Hotel located in the beautiful region of Castro Laboreiro, in the middle of the Peneda-Gerês National Park. Features 32 rooms with wooden décor and retro style, with emphasis on the two luxurious suites.

A typical tourist village of the Alentejo region, with white walls and blue bars. It has two inpendent rooms and three houses with a living room and an equipped kitchen. It organizes pedestrian and bicycle walks.

Located near Geres, this granite cottage, typical of mountainous region, is located on a farm with agricultural production and trout farm. Managed to maintain the identity and local culture through cuisine and ethnographic activities.

A typical Alentejo space, very cosy, situated in the city centre, near the famous Giraldo square. The decor of this hotel, recently refurbished, has marble and woods of the region, tapestries of Arraiolos and watercolours.

Accommodation nice, with simple rooms but very comfortable and well decorated. There is also some apartments T1 to T4, well-appointed rooms, a bar and a nice restaurant serving good regional food.

Is included in the Alto Douro-Douro demarcated region. Chapel of mannerist architecture with interior with fake plaster dome-shaped cover. It features gilded and polychrome altarpiece Mannerist, inspired in the treaties of Vignola.

This is the third golf course to the south of the Tejo river, between Lisbon and the Blue Coast region. It is a mildly wavy terrain, with 18 holes and 72 pars. The hole 15 is the most well known.

This space addresses the themes of smuggling and emigration, two social phenomena that have marked the region's recent history. The aim is to remember the clandestine and dangerous life of many men and women from Melgaço.