Also known as Mirante Emydgio da Silva (or Emídio da Silva), who was responsible for the idea of building this place, it was designed by the Italian Nicolau Bigaglia, having been built in the 20th century. It was opened in 1908 and the stone columns were brought from the Lorvão Monastery. This viewpoint provides a beautiful view over the Buçaco mountains, the Mondego River and the village of Penacova.

A small botanical museum where one can view different exhibitions throughout the year, related to economical botanics or ethnobotanics. In that manner, one can get acquainted with the usage of the plants, as well as spices, fibres and colouring agents, gums, resins, aromatic and medicinal herbs, oil seeds, cereals, seeds and exotic fruits, ornamental plants and psycho-active plants.

Located in the quieter area of Bairro Alto, this lovely house is located close to the nightly animation, where you can find bars and restaurants where fado live. With cozy rooms and unique décor, offers an intimate ambience and family that will make you feel at home. The views, as the name implies, are fantastic about the Basilica da Estrela and the Tagus River.

The motto of the Blue Buddha Hostel is "feel at home even when you're away from it". Is a hostel which seeks to give customers a familiar and relaxed atmosphere. In the heart of Ericeira, is close to the beach which is one of the best for surfing. Has six rooms of 2, 4 or 8 beds, with shared toilet and a sea view. The minimum stay is 4 nights.

The Casa do Calhau Grande integrates six independent houses (Tent, Haystack, junior, Shoemaker, Taken and pebbles), with privacy, with rustic and cosy environment. All is possible to obtain a 180° panoramic view over the Atlantic. It has private parking, a good area of gardens, swimming pool, an agricultural area, with fruit trees, vegetable cultivation and biological quality herbs.

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.

This is one of the most eccentric buildings in the downtown area. The Santa Justa elevator allows those who are downtown, to access Bairro Alto (32 meters above) in a comfortable way. At the top of the tower, which can also be accessed via a spiral staircase, there is an outdoor cafe. From the terrace the view over Rossio, Baixa, Castelo and River Tagus is splendid.

Situated between Figueira da Foz and Coimbra, Outeiro de Santa Cercis Siliquastrum and mount the Ferrestelo feature natural vegetation with a predominance of elements of Mediterranean flora, which contrast with the cultivated fields of almost the whole valley of the Mondego. Archaeological point of view, the Phoenicians, Romans, medieval remains and Neolithic period make the mandatory passage to any amateur archaeologist.

Iron sculpture that honors the Nazarene woman. Characterized by strong personality and dedication to the village. Throughout the ages have been linked to fishing. While the nazarenes had ventured into the sea, women remained on the beach, devoting himself to size, sale and dry fish. Nowadays the tradition has been lost a bit, but it is still possible to view this activity on marginal da Nazaré.

Roman bridge, built of granite, with three full-length arches and two cutwaters. The deck is curved, and the railings and parapets are made of solid stone. It was part of the Roman military road from Amarante to Braga. Today, with a view to rehabilitating and adapting its banks, a leisure area has been created, where guests can enjoy the adjacent green spaces.