An ideal cultural space for the whole family, with many interactive apps and educational activities. The Romanesque Route of the Sousa Valley aims to showcase an important and valuable heritage consisting of Romanesque buildings. The Route offers a wide range of tourist activities, which can be combined with various suggestions, from culture and gastronomy to adventure tourism or a horseback riding tour.

Founded under the name Tipografia Popular A. Palaio, Lda., it established itself in Seixal in 1955 and operated there for five decades. The former printing workshop has been renovated to function as a museum where visitors are invited to experience the old techniques and knowledge of a traditional graphic arts workshop, using tools and machines currently excluded from the activity.

Located in the heart of the Alvão Natural Park, about 5 kilometers from the center of Vila Real, this waterfall stands majestically with its 20-meter height. Moreover, due to the intense fracturing, the profound alterations in the granite are clearly visible. The mill on the Amal stream (Agarez/Galegos da Serra road) completes this unique Transmontane landscape.

Tucked away in a valley not far from Funchal, on a large property in Camara De Lobos, this hotel combines friendly service with a tranquil setting. Housed in a beautifully restored former mansion, Quinta Jardim da Serra impresses with its modern design and large garden. Taste home-made brandy at the bar or rest on a sun lounger next to the indoor pool. The hotel offers a shuttle service from and to Funchal, ensuring you a truly hassle-free stay. Other useful services include car rental, laundry and an on-site ATM. Make use of the free wireless internet and stay in contact …

The CS Madeira Atlantic Resort & Sea SPA is now VidaMar Resort. Changed the name, but space continues to offer all the conditions that the designation Resort implies. Overlooking the sea and unavoidable presence on the South coast of the island, the hotel is only five minutes from Funchal city centre and 18 km from the international airport of Madeira. Surrounded by a magnificent garden area, the two buildings of contemporary architecture favour the use of natural light in all public areas. Over the Sea stands an Ocean platform where Tower four saltwater outdoor pools, bar, restaurant, terrace, among other …

In the Serra de São Mamede Natural Park, in a 2-hectare farm populated by fruit trees, Oaks and cork oaks, with the walls and the medieval centre Marvão in the background, the House of Blackberries is a beautiful place to enjoy. The location combine with comfortable rooms, indoor and outdoor equipment-where there is no lack of the swimming pool, a solarium, a barbecue area and a wood-fired oven-, quiet and also a panoply of outdoor activities (upon appointment) ranging from abseiling to the slide and to hiking, horseback riding, wagon rides or balloon. For children there is a special session …

This location, at around 600 meters above sea level, allows a 360º view over a vast area, including Serra da Lousã and Serra da Estrela. This center, located approximately 2.7 kilometers from Vila de Rei, marks the center of the country. Here you can also find a small museum with an auditorium, bar and souvenir shop.

The journey on the Teleférico da Penha begins at the aerial tramway's terminal. It offers unique views of the city until it reaches its peak, on the Alto da Penha. There, apart from the belvederes with excellent views, there are also restaurants, bars, a hotel, a camping park, a mini-golf course, a maintenance circuit, picnic areas and, for the most adventurous, caves just waiting to be discovered.

Benefitting from the proximity of the river Tinhela, the Caldas de Patrice have been stated by the medicinal mineral waters of highly therapeutic. In addition to being able to enjoy the comfort and beauty of the surrounding landscape, the baths offer the best treatments for various diseases: skin, rheumatic, respiratory and Musculoskeletal. Here awaits fresh air and quiet, the ideal place to relax.

A village in the northeast of Trás-os-Montes, it was the county seat between 1315 and 1836. The region's landscape is characterized by an abundance of olive and almond trees and a scarcity of flora. In terms of cultural heritage, the pillory stands out, classified as a Property of Public Interest. From the Picote or Penedo dam you can see a beautiful landscape over the mountain and the Douro River.