Since 2005 this farm became a House of agritourism. Features a modern architecture and has nine rooms and a rustic wine cellar. Serves breakfast and meals, since requests in advance. With its production of wine obtained the Best of Wine Tourism Award 2008 with the wine Andorão. The grape harvest is one of the activities that guests can follow, as well as learn about the process of production of wine from the Douro Region.

Typical construction space of Beira Baixa, fully inserted in a countryside. Quiet and cosy environment where you can enjoy the comfort of six rooms for a stay calm and relaxed. It is located at 2 Km from the city centre of Covilhã and 22 Km from the highest point of Serra da Estrela, near the typical villages of Beira Baixa: Monsanto, Sortelha, Paul, New Castle, Idanha-a-Velha

Occupying a total area of 35 hectares, the Biological Park of Vila Nova de Gaia aims to be a center for environmental education, with a pedagogical purpose that involves understanding the landscape of the region and the contrast between the agroforestry landscape and the urban surroundings. Thus, the visitor can contact with hundreds of animal and plant species in the wild. It also has a recovery center for animals found injured or held in captivity illegally, and a plant nursery.

Ideal to escape the routine, this charming space Hotel Lusitano features three treatment rooms, including a vichy shower, fitness room, indoor pool with jets, sauna, jacuzzi, Turkish bath and a relaxation room where you can drink quietly a tea before or after a massage. The cabin still stands, a novelty that certainly will provide you with feelings of deep relaxation, ideal to improve blood circulation.

The Vinothérapie Spa by Caudalie at The Yeatman is in perfect harmony with the vocation of The Yeatman, hotel where top wine culture and wine pleasures can be enjoyed in all its aspects. In an environment of rare beauty and serenity, associated with the elemental spirit of wine, evocative the Vinothérapie Spa features 10 treatment rooms with direct light. Based on the extensive grounds of The Yeatman, the Spa provides spectacular views over the River Douro.

Created in 1928 to house the artistic collection of the extinct Collegiate Church of Nossa Senhora da Oliveira and other churches and convents in Guimarães, here you can see objects of local origin and ancient sacred art, namely collections of sculptures (architectural, large and tomb). , from the medieval period to the 18th century; a jewelery collection; a collection of paintings from the 16th to 18th centuries; tiles and faience, among others.

Space where you can learn a little about the history of the people of Borba, known through the eyes of Joaquim Azinhal Abelho, born in Orada, where he was born on April 13, 1911. He had a degree in Romance Philology and ended up developing a great interest in the Alentejo ethnography, in addition to being a compiler of the Cartas de Florbela Espanca. He died in Lisbon, but is buried in the Orada cemetery.

Religious type architecture consisting of: nave, chancel, vestry and Bell Tower. The façade, in granite, is preceded by staircase which ends at wooden door, on top by a rectangular window. At the top you can see the Latin cross and, next, the Bell duo Tower. The interior retains the wooden floors, the tiles on the walls and the altarpieces of carved and gilded white, one dedicated to the image of the Virgin and the other to the Senhor dos Passos.

This church was rebuilt in 1769 by orders of the command of the Infantry Regiment of Lagos, in order to become a chapel for them. The riches and profusion of the golden carvings on the high altar and the side walls, make this church one of the main examples of the Portuguese baroque. The wooden ceiling imitates a barrel-vault with a perspective painting. On the side walls one can admire 8 paintings that allude to Saint Anthony's miracles. The patron saint stands on the altar.

Built in the mid-17th century, the house underwent several alterations throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. Eleven windows with wrought-iron grilles remain from the original construction. The main door and the window above it date from the 18th century. Coats of arms of the residents can be seen on the corners of the building. Also noteworthy is the square, cornered turret with a mat roof and four windows, dating from the 19th century.