Restaurant situated in one of the oldest urban areas of the historic centre of Évora, in one of the most ancient streets of the city. Inside the restaurant kept constructive characteristics typologies of architecture of the South, many of them inherited from the Arabs. Here are the regional and traditional Portuguese cuisines that are highlighted.

The restaurant is a cozy space with decor and friendly service. The cuisine is a mixture of flavors, from there out, inter alia, various pizzas, pastas, salads, Brazilian picanha, beef with pepper, steak with mushrooms and grilled steak. Also offers catering service, serving all kinds of events.

A green space stretching along the banks of the Ferreira River, with a dam in the middle of the park. Two wooden bridges allow passage between the banks, and the area is populated by dense trees and extensive lawns. The isolation from the hustle and bustle of the city is total. There are some wooden tables and benches.

This church, built in 1512, underwent renovations in the 18th century. Its original Mannerist design is enlivened by the Baroque style of the 18th-century façade and the addition of some revivalist details from the following century. Next to the statuary, the holy water font, in Manueline style, is particularly noteworthy.

With about five miles long, this bike makes a lovely bike ride, from Ponte da Varela to Torreira (Murtosa). You can enjoy the beauty of Ria, which accompanies us along almost the entire route. Realize your tonal changes and look for fish and waterfowl.

A group of eight granaries has become a true postcard image for visitors to Paredes de Coura. Anyone passing by can't help but take a picture of this threshing floor, so perfectly integrated into the greenery and rural architecture of the region. It is located seven kilometers from Paredes de Coura.

This route starts in the village and ends at Faial da Terra, with a duration of about three hours. Will the spout from the goats, forests of incenses, conteiras and cater, the viewpoint of the beak of the Goats, a pasture, the Watchman of the whale and the Fajã do Calhau. You can also visit the old harbour of the whale.

Located in the centre of Cascais, this typical Irish pub is a peaceful and pleasant space with ambient music and accessible prices. From 5 pm to 7 pm it is Happy Hour time, when Guiness beer is served at half the normal price. It has live music on thursdays, fridays and saturdays.

A typical mountain village of the Basto region that once was a municipal hunting area and recived its charter in 1514 from the king Dom Manuel. It has a pillory and the tower of the old House of Tronco, currently ruined. A special note to the Moinhos de reis belvedere, above the Barroso mountains.

A village located about two kilometers from Santa Comba Dão, its natural attractions stand out. Its architectural heritage includes the pillory, sunny houses, a house with porches, and a church built in the 12th century on the site of a Templar convent. Crafts include lace and woodwork.