Located in the middle of the historic area of Lisbon, the River Café Gourmet hamburger restaurant serves the only certified origin burgers in the city. Uses only 100% organic meat and bet on domestic products, such as cured ham of Chaves or Beira Baixa cheese. Here you can taste from the traditional to the exotic Burger cheeseburger of cod from Norway, the Burger of Wasabe and the Masala Burger.

Rustic space, devoted to the well-being of guests, who can enjoy traditional dishes prepared according to the older recipes prepared with quality ingredients. The cozy environment, resulting from the wooden décor and about a thousand photographs framed, combined with the friendliness of the hosts and the quality of what's here, invite the extended meals. A good wine cellar accompanies the meal, followed by a good list of digestives.

Situated on the dock of Santo Amaro, along with boats and the bridge over the Tagus River, this is a restaurant specializing in the best in terms of fresh fish. The customer can choose not only the fish they want most, but also how it comes. It should, however, take a look at other suggestions off the menu because they are equally appealing. All this in a welcoming space, heated by a stove in winter, and with plenty of light throughout the year.

The Curia Thermal Baths are part of the Curia Thermal Baths Hotel and are sought after throughout the year for the benefits of their mineral-medicinal waters, used to treat various problems, particularly stress. The range of treatments is very varied and adapted to the needs of each client. Imagine a place where you can take care of yourself, with accommodation, golf and a green park - the Curia Park. A stay in this place will be invigorating.

At the João Mendonça Street, by the Central canal, you find three buildings with interpreting Arte Nova façades. Through this canal where, in ancient times, all the commerce of the city used to concentrate, now flow the coloured moliceiros boats that dazzle the tourists. At the angle formed by the Central and Pirâmides canals, is the Rossio: ample, garden-like, with palm-trees lined up and arte Nova details. At the intersection with the São Roque Canal and going through the Cais das Falcoeiras follow to the Cais dos Mercantéis and walk around the picturesque fishermen square, in preference in the beginning …

Fortified village, whose defense is composed of two lines of surrounding walls and a deep moat excavated in the rock on the South side. One of the features of this pre-Roman settlement is little spacing between the two lines of wall (about 10 meters). Within the second, on the north side, building alignments are visible. With the construction of the albufeira of Venda Nova, in the Decade of 1940, this place got the configuration of a peninsula. On the hillside East of castro, spent the 17th via romana to prove it we have the milestone of Claudius I, with 38 …

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 …

A 14th-century Gothic temple with flying buttresses and a porch. Its floor plan consists of a horizontal articulation of the apse with the nave, built entirely of finely cut marble ashlar, with a nave covered by a gable roof supported by flying buttresses with a pendentive cornice and a perfect arch span. The portico stands out, a simple pointed-arch span framed in beveled ashlar, flanked by tiled wainscoting. Also worthy of special attention is the apse with a polygonal front of two bays marked by buttresses, which also finish the radial axes. The interior is lined with 18th-century historiated tiles.