The restaurant degust'ar is inserted into the Hotel M'ar De AR Aqueduto, Evora. Chef António Nobre is known for his humility, wisdom with regard to herbs and passion for gastronomy. In this equation, we arrive at a result unquestioned: a kitchen of exception. The restaurant degust'ar is his home and the place where prepares dishes based on regional products, but that open new horizons in the Alentejo cuisine. The beautiful dining room with vaulted ceilings is elegantly decorated. Spacious tables, beautiful towels, glasses suitable and appropriate service to culinary excellence inspire refinement. Down the Hall is the wine cellar, boasting …

The old area of Coimbra is characterized by narrow and steep streets that lead to the top of the hill, where the city was born. This tour begins at the Ferreira Borges Street, where the Almedina arch draws the boundaries of the old city. Climbing the Quebra Costa Street ladders, on the left you will find the Arch and the Palace Sub Ripas, from the XVI century, with a renaissance façade, a work of João de Ruão. Further ahead, the Anto Tower marks the memory of the poet António Nobre (1867 – 1900). In the middle of the slope, be …

Located amidst a vast extension of pine trees and mountains, the Hotel Quinta do Lago is one of the best in the Algarve region. It has large sporting spaces and two luxury restaurants, one of which serves venezian specialties. The golf greens, among the 10 best in Europe, are a delight to those who love golf. For those who enjoy the good life, peacefulness and quietness, it's the perfect choice.

Located in the green heart of the central region of the country, the Quinta da Palmeira is composed of a country house dating from the year 1890, surrounded by orange groves and olive groves. Each room, decorated in order to provide a sense of comfort and refinement, has a style of his own. It is suggested at the end of the day, a tasting of regional dishes and a good glass of wine, against the backdrop of the beautiful landscape of the serra.

This Rural Hotel is surrounded by about ten thousand square meters of magnificent gardens and a refreshing swimming pool of fallen border. Is situated on a farm whose buildings dating from the 18th century, having served as summer residence of the Archbishop of Évora. While maintaining its classic style, and surrounded by olive trees with more than three hundred years, impressed by the combination of good taste and modernity.

Stud farm linked to the former Royal Stud Farm, founded in 1748 by King João V, with the aim of producing good quality horses. After two and a half centuries ensuring the evolution and preservation of the breed, the Stud Farm of Alter is the oldest Portuguese stud farm and, in the world, the one that has operated in the same location for the longest time: Coutada do Arneiro in Alter do Chão.

A National Monument since 1910, this peculiarly shaped building is the only example of Romanesque civil architecture in the entire Iberian Peninsula, which has a pentagonal shape. Located in the Cidadela area, it was built in the 13th century and, although it is not known exactly what motivated its creation, it is known that it served as a cistern and meeting point for the “good men”, who were responsible for the analysis of matters of interest and justice.

In Artis Wine Winnie in Lisbon, the sound that comes out of the speakers is the jazz, sound perfect for a harmonized conversation with good domestic wine. In this mythical space of Bairro Alto, about 40 references and they all can be enjoyed by the glass. To bite between cups potatoes bravas, a seasoned Woodpecker and still an Octopus style. Hardly the account per person, out of the range between € 8 and € 15.

One of the "links" of Portuguese golf, considered among the 10 best courses in Portugal. He gained international notoriety by hosting two European Tour events. Located just 20 minutes from Porto's International Airport and close to Póvoa de Varzim, a lively summer city, built along three kilometers of beautiful coastal dunes, offering stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Designed by Portuguese architect Duarte Sottomayor, it is a typical Scottish style "links", with the difference that the grass used is Bermuda. Two large lakes give it more beauty, but it can get very demanding when the wind blows. Erratic exit shots …

Being the polychromy and exuberance of the shapes the main features of Baroque, it is not possible to walk through the city without noticing the many baroque buildings the city owns. This architectonic style can be seen in several buildings of civil and religious architecture of Porto. Some of the best examples of this style are the Clérigos Church and Tower, the Misericórdia Church’s façade, Santo Ildefonso Church and The Holly See, being this last one, of Romanic origin, one of the first to suffer baroque changes. From the Clérigos to the Santo Ildefonso Church we can observe a set …