Located in the financial district of the city, is close to the Plaza of Spain and El Corte Inglés and about ten minutes from Lisbon Airport. Offers 185 well-appointed rooms, several meeting rooms for meetings and other services of high quality.

Located close to the town of Fontes and at 657 meters above sea level, this viewpoint is, without a doubt, one of the most spectacular in the municipality, offering stunning views over Serra do Marão and the surrounding region, from a 360 degree perspective.

With 5ha, this is an enclose space, with cypress, pines and eucalyptus. It has sculptures, a playground and picnic area, an esplanade, a swimming-pool, a lake, an ancient kiosk and glazed tiles panels from 1915. There are informative plaques about the arboreous species and a map of the park.

This fountain is also known as Pelicans’ bridge. It has two figures asymmetrically placed, which support royal arms, and a pelican in the centre with a whole on the chest where the water spurts from. It is considered to be one of the most important and ancient fountains of Porto.

Building dating from the 16th century, erected on a previous building, which left the so-called erotic dogs, we reveal the secrets of medieval bed. The Távoras, warden of the castle of Miranda, have resided here between 1385 and 1795.

Wealthy House of rectangular plant irregular, being the main elevation of symmetric composition differing from the other by use of Grouting, masonry cornice and pilasters. The Bay window over the main door the lajeado and the lobby floor staircase with Tuscan column.

Manor House was probably built in the second half of the 18th century. It consists of two floors divided into three cloths, and the façade facing the Tagus River. In the interior, highlighted by a set of 1468 from the former convent of San Domingos de Abrantes.

House dating from 1934, composed of a rectangular plan, with three floors divided by friezes of stonework. Features a homogeneous coverage to seven waters, where there are four dormers with individual covers the four waters. Currently, on the first floor, runs a store.

The chapel of Our Lord of the Paths is distinguished by fifteen columns in granite, arranged in two rows in source-West and separated from each other by the space of about 7 meters. The base and the capital are different in details especially in the ring and in the decoration of the capitals.

The Chapel is located on a hillside, from where one can view a landscape of hills and small valleys. Its architecture is baroque, with a longitudinal plan, only one nave, a high altar and a sacristy. This chapel is larger than most of the chapels in the parish.