Casa de turismo rural with three floors, the family Rovisco Pais since the 18th century. It was completely remodeled and equipped with all amenities and ready to receive visitors. It has green areas, swimming pool, wine cellar and is near the historic location of the White House.

A small palace of bourgeois features, where one should notice the symmetry of the façades and the axis of the prominent main façade. One should also pay close attention to the grandeur of the atrium and the stairway leading up to the main floor, as well as the mural paintings in some of the rooms.

Near the historic centre of Tavira, this convent, founded in 1606, works as an inn since the last century. Its architecture is of rare beauty, being that the present rooms were built from the monks’ cells, now quite comfortable and well furnished.

The "Casa do Penedo" (Penedo House) is a rural farm that produces agricultural goods, including wine. Nevertheless, it has been remodelled and is now a good place to spend the free times with activities for children between 4 and 16 years of age.

These ancient firewood ovens, built in the early 20TH century 20, testify to the work and the art of potters that here amassavam, and coziam served the clay, which is then used to coat the houses on the island. In 2007 were recovered and can now be seen properly.

This friendly beach bar was born from a surf school, which still exists today. In its pleasant terrace you can have a drink or a light meal, being very frequented by surfers. Occasionally has live music and themed parties.

The hotel Ibis Lisboa Saldanha is located in the heart of the city, next to extensive shopping areas. In 2013, was remodelled, presenting itself today with a contemporary decor, a concept developed in partnership with the architect Philippe Avanzi. Offers 116 modern and well-equipped rooms.

Tivoli Avenida Liberdade Lisboa is the Grande Dame of hotels in central Lisbon, Portugal. A true landmark, delivering exceptional hospitality since 1933. Today, as ever, the place to see and be seen, a natural meeting point for celebrities, heads of state and royalty alike.

The castle of Mogadouro was donated by D. Afonso Henriques to the Templars and, a few years later, passed to the Order of Christ, its successor. Today, only two sections of walls remain, an isolated tower with rectangular faces and some scarce remains of carved walls.

A monument of military architecture, created by a series of figures, including, for example, Martim Afonso de Melo, Hieronimo Rozetti, Lassart, and Rui Correia Lucas. Its construction model has served as inspiration for other forts. Today, it houses the Military Museum.