Restaurant belonging to Ethnographic and Social Association of Montemuro, composed of two nice rooms where you can taste typical dishes of the region. The slices of sausage, following entry for cod of onions, pickled trout or bean rice with sausage. On Sundays is still served the emblematic goat roasted in a wood-burning oven.

The Inevitable Restaurant of Santa Cruz, a few kilometres from Funchal, the ocean backdrop. Open that gets your appetite, nothing like leaving for the Mediterranean-inspired suggestions that the Charter contemplates, not forgetting the many daily suggestions – "our tradition"-based on regional cuisine. It also offers a vegetarian and a celiac-specific menu.

The Parque das Nações has a 340 ha area and several km by the Tejo estuary. Here stand out the Oceanário (oceanarium), the Pavilhão da Realidade Virtual (virtual reality pavilion), the Pavilhão Atlântico (Atlantic pavilion), the Torre Vasco da Gama (tower) and the Estação do Oriente (railway station). The open air areas and the beautiful gardens, namely, the Jardim das Ondas (waves garden) and the Jardim da Água (water garden) invite you to take long walks.

Dating back to the late neolithic, the villag has several archaeological vestiges of different cultures and civilizations, namely the menhirs, the biggest of which (four metres) is classed as a national monument. There is also the castro (a celtic village) of Carapito. The pillory (16th century, just after the charter) and the mother church also stand out. The village/parish is located on the left bank of the Tàvora river and reach its highest point, the Pisco Mountain, at an altitude of 986 metres. A special note to the local cheese.

Located on a foothill, above a wide plain, Idanha-a-Nova still has an archaic aspect. The buildings show vestiges of the 16th and 18th centuries and there are still some elements left of the old medieval walls. The abundace of clay underground made it a pottery centre. Vestiges of the castle, whose construction was ordered by Gualdim Paes, and several churches and manors, namely the House of the Marquis of Graciosa and that of the Count of Idanha-a-Nova stand out. The sanctuary of Our Lady of Almortão and the Ponsul dam are located nearby.

The parish of Gondar is crossed by two rivers that flow to the Tâmega river: Fornelo and Ovelha. The villag of Ovelhinha, located on the bank of one of those rivers, stands out for its river beach (beach of Ovelhinha) and by the roman bridge that crosses the river. Once the main village of the Gestaçô parish, the village currently has only about one hundred inhabitants. Its history is closely linked to the French invasions of the early 19th century, when several manors were set on fire by the invaders.

Right in the Centre of Lisbon is the Real Palácio, a place that combines charm and sophistication with the comfort of a 5 star hotel. Consists of two distinct but contiguous buildings, of which stands out the former Villa of the 17th century, whose original was kept. The interior received a remodel that resulted from a work of architecture, where the passage between the two environments is so nice and natural. Don't just imagine, you need to enter, leave the elegance and enjoy the small details of the service of excellence.

A convent founded in the seventeenth century (1663) that if transformed in hotel rural, preserving its original features historic architectural and cultural level. Features 24 rooms, all with private bathrooms, lounges, bar, halls and cloisters full of personality. The dining room is one of the points with more charm of the hotel. Deployed in the former chapel of the convent, this room maintains the charisma and the moth from the 17th century, marked by a very own architecture, in which stand out and some fresh gravestones, including that of its founder.

Fábrica do Chocolate, in Viana do Castelo, is a surprising four-star hotel that takes its thematic concept very seriously: from the decor to the dishes in its sweet restaurant, with a carefully thought-out menu. There are 18 rooms (5 suites), all different, but equally inspired by chocolate. It also has a shop and a beautiful interactive museum with free access for guests, where you can delve into the history and production of chocolate. Throughout the year, there are several tastings, workshops and chocolate pairings.

A first row seat for a travel in a time. The travel happens at Train Spot Guesthouse , placed in a historical Marvão/Beirã train station, which was built in 19th century and is classified as a architectural heritage. Here all the travelers that are young in heart can live out an experience of dreaming and waking up in an industrial era train station, surrounded by Serra de S. Mamede natural park, in direct touch with the raiana culture, just one step aside from Portugal and Spain border.