Also called Santa Luzia hill, it is located by th city of Viana do Castelo. From the belvedere, 249 metres high, one can view the city, the Lima valley and the sea. On the top thre is the Santa Luzia Church. The ascent to the top can be made on foot, elevator or car. It is a space of rare beauty, with diversified vegetation, the celtic village (citânia) of Santa Luzia and the Tílias Park.

A crescent-shaped beach with two kilometers of fine sand. The landscape is beautiful, with views of the small island of Ínsua and its fort. One part of the beach is quite rocky, while the other is more touristy, where sargassum is harvested. Here, you'll find a variety of high-quality restaurants where you can enjoy the delicacies of Minho. The beachfront bars invite you to enjoy the summer evenings.

Very nice and modern room, located next to the beach of the vineyard d'areia, to propose a menu of regional dishes but with a touch of innovation. Rice with fish, grilled mackerel and Tuna Steak Lava Lands, are some of the suggestions of the head. Finally, delight yourself with pineapple and cheesecake from the village. Provides magnificent views of the sea of the Azores, the Island and the marina village. The perfect space for a romantic dinner, or for a special event.

A typical restaurant, located in na old, touristy area, with decorative elements of the 17th and 18th centuries and Portuguese tile panels that picture the old Lisbon. It has a service area dividd in two floors, where the upper floor is aimed for groups or various events and invites you to relaxation and privacy. It has a wide terrace, limited by a public garden and with direct views of the "Casa dos Bicos".

The Virtues & Restaurant Wine Bar is located in the heart of the historic centre of Oporto, classified as world heritage, and one of the most amazing areas of the city-a viewpoint inspiring with a privileged view over the Douro River. The Virtues is composed of two different spaces: the first floor, more relaxed, with tidbits of colors and traditional flavours; the second floor, a more refined and sophisticated environment, presents a service a la carte.

The lion House restaurant, housed in a former home of beasts, is located within the walls of the castle of São Jorge. Offering beautiful panoramic views over Lisbon. Aa granite walls, arches and rustic decor denote medieval traces. Chef Miguel Costa signs the letter emphasizes the more traditional flavours of Portuguese cuisine, like cod, the sausage, the queijo da serra or the national sweets.

Family restaurant and cosy, belonging to the owners of the London Restaurant. Space to combine the classic with some modern touches. Works on caterer, serving a variety of dishes from traditional Portuguese cuisine: 20 typical dishes, table of cheeses, cold salads, 20 certificates table of homemade sausages and Conventual sweets table. Highlight is the beautiful outdoor spaces with views over serra da Arrábida.

In the heart of Minho are Caldas da Saúde, open all year round, equipped with the most modern technology alongside an interesting exhibition of the equipment used to carry out cures at the beginning of the century. The first references to the waters of Caldas da Saúde date back to the 10th century, however, the first spa truly worthy of the name was built in 1891, with Manuel Joaquim Marques as the concessionaire. Roman objects were found in the expansion works, around 1915, a sign that the Romans were already taking advantage of this natural wealth. These medicinal waters are …

The residence of the Bishops of Guarda, the Casa da Torre (Tower House), with a stronghold and a farm, plays an important role in the medieval history architecture of this place. The historic centre has an impressive set of cultural heritage, namely the primitive houses, from the 15th to the 18th centuries, the Casa da Câmara (Town Hall House), the Casa das Caras (Houses of Faces), the Casa da Roda (House of the Wheel), a baroque church and several palaces, bridges and chapels. A special note to the well preserved Jewish burough as well. On the cultural level, the working …

A village of moorish origins (who gave it its name), Messejana includes the Delbas village, the Foros of Escanchados and the Foros of Vale de Água. Its architectural heritage is clearly of the Alentejo region. The pillory (classed as a Public Interest Construction), the mother church, the church of Our Lady of Assunção, the castle's ruins (conquered to the moors by Dom Sancho II) and the Convent of Saint Francisco stand out. The local gastronomy includes the açorda à alentejana and the migas, while trhe craftswork is mostly composed of embroideries. Messajana is also famed as a touristic hunting area …