The Cantinho da Figueira is a Centennial building, sheltered medieval walls housing the village of Castelo de Vide, in Alentejo. The interior of the dwelling is paved with wood, combined with the texture of traditional whitewashed walls, offering a variety of unique light effects. On the first floor floor, the room is marked by harmony and decoration by the nobility of the window, where you can enjoy a meal overlooking the Sierra de São Paulo, in the Natural Park of Serra de São Mamede.

On a platform next to the River, on an ancient Roman necropolis were still visible a few decades the ruins of a chapel that the tradition called São Sebastião. The construction of the high school and a Sports Pavilion have motivated an archaeological intervention, which in turn led to change the deployment of new equipment. Today, on site, plus a part of the Roman necropolis can be visited, is open to visitors the chapel of St. Sebastian, completely rebuilt, where is exposed the main espolio exhumed.

In the vicinity of Castelo Branco, in a high place of great natural beauty, stands a hill of quartzite formation, with strong endogenous vegetation and from where you can contemplate beautiful panoramic views over the Tagus Valley and the city. At the base and on the hill there are traces of the Roman presence in the region, as well as marks of a prehistoric past. Proença Júnior was the first archaeologist to be interested in this place, having found in 1903 three inscribed stelae from the Bronze Age.

Traces of a strong military architecture, 17th century, bastions in clod of polygonal plant, with outer moat and covered path. Is one of the strong in "architecture of the Earth" still subsisting in Portugal, being totally built in clod (mixture of Earth, clay, pebbles and stone uvula), without any trace of masonry. Featured ample dimensions, with tents to barracks, stables and warehouses, and can accommodate 2000 infants and 500 horses. Currently covered by pine forest

Residential building, two floors, situated in the street that leads to the Town Hall. Here lived the doctor and benefactor of the Earth Christian Garden, duly honored, as can be read in the inscription which appears beside the central window. On the main façade, the prominence goes not only to the sobriety of the lines, highlighted by white and ochre paint, as well as for the tiles of Nossa Senhora da Conceição. It is currently owned by Santa Casa da Misericórdia and works as a juvenile home.

Located in Largo do Castelo, this small church with a romantic style also features Mannerist and Gothic elements. It was built in the 13th century and its “ex libris” is the beautiful Pietá, in granite and polychromatic, which impressed the writer and Nobel Prize José Saramago, as reported in his book “Journey to Portugal”. Mural paintings and traces of a triptych with Our Lady, S. Tiago and S. Pedro can still be seen. The Cabrais Pantheon is next to the church.

The campsite of Oleiros, located in the pine forest and with lush mountains as far as the eye can see, is the ideal setting to enjoy moments of well-being. Still benefits from an exceptional location next to the stunning River beach of Weir Pinto, in Oleiros. Has all the conditions and facilities for camping in tents, caravans or Gypsy caravans, able to meet the most pressing needs of contact with nature. Be sure to visit the Geosítios, the Geopark Naturtejo, an attraction not to be missed.

Located to the northeast of Montalegre, it belongs to the Old Massif. It measures 10 km and it is the second highest mountain in Portugal, with its peak at an altitude of 1527 metres, at the Fonte da Pipa (Barrel Fountain). From the top, one views the Lima, Tâmega, Cávado and Rabagão valleys, as well as several villages and the small town of Montalegre. Besides the landscapes, there are also horses and one can do mountain sports, such as hang gliding, paragliding, climbing and walks.

The approximate 175 km of the Lima river (67 km in Portugal) end in the beautiful city of Viana do Castelo, with the Santa Luzia belvedere well on the top. Its mouth is also a boating area of extreme importance in the North of Portugal and in Galicia. We can find two recreational docks (one upstream and another downstream of the train bridge). Further ahead, the commercial port, the fishing port and the shipyards mark the transition to the Atlantic Ocean with a wharf.

Situated in one of the most luxurious hotels in Portugal, where good taste and sophistication go hand in hand, the Porto Novo restaurant integrates perfectly in the surrounding environment. Inspired by the soul of the Mediterranean cuisine, features the best of Portuguese cuisine. You can enjoy the ancient flavors of wood-oven cuisine, fish and seafood of the day and international specialities. In addition to the seasonal menus, there is a daily selection of suggestions where tradition and innovation come together.