The Art Nouveau Museum of Aveiro, housed in one of the most emblematic buildings among the heritage of this artistic chain, is the interpretive center of the extensive network of Arte Nova motifs throughout the city of Aveiro. More than restoring the ornamental environment of an Art Nouveau dwelling, this museum nucleus treats the New Art as a didactic argument, intending to take the visitor to reflect on the assumptions of the aesthetic revolution that this movement provided, and better understand its reflexes that still today.

This House has already been administrative seat of one of the largest mines of pyrite and covers of the Iberian Peninsula. The building is very close to a river beach, the Tapada Grande. Hotel offers 25 standard rooms, all with balcony, and six superior rooms, one of which is adapted for people with disabilities. Abroad can enjoy saltwater swimming pool, or simply strolling through the beautiful garden. Enjoy still to prove the regional delicacies in the hotel restaurant.

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.

Milestone of the Via Romana XVII, located in the village of corrals, under the porch of a House recently rebuilt. According to oral information, was moved to this location in 1900, of old bridge, Car port or bridge of Three Slots (which will have been destroyed by a flood of the river). This is a landmark carved into granite of thick grain in the medium, quite polished, with 2.20 meters high. There are visible traces of Roman letters, identifies only a latest engraving (1900 M).

This religious monument consists of a three-bay nave, a chancel, side chapels, a sacristy, and a bell tower. The main façade consists of a rounded portal and a circular oculus, flanked by a bell tower, the upper one having a double bell tower. This façade features a window overlooking the Stations of the Cross. The interior features the baptistery, which houses the baptismal font, the Mannerist niche, the painted panels of the chancel and altarpiece, and the Christ the Redeemer statue on the tabernacle door.

Inserted on the upper floor of the restaurant tea house which gives the name and with which it shares a careful decoration of exotic and oriental inspiration. The menu also reflects these trends, offering vegetarian options, which you can savour in theme rooms or in the garden, along with a nice cup of tea of the immense list available. In the end, may also acquire one of 300 teas to enjoy at home. Open for lunch on weekdays and dinner buffet on Friday and Saturday.

The Chalense House restaurant is located in coimbra and may well be the first place to visit in the city, since it is very close to the train station. Only serves lunches and snacks, close to dinner, and there are days with certain menus, such as Thursday, cooked. On the other days there's always ham chanfana or cod with roasted potatoes for €6. For snacking, make up your mind between the gizzards, folded, the ear, the liver of onions or fried streak, with values up to € 5.

The Brewery Restaurant João Gordo, in Leiria, is located right next to the station for 20 years and "give" good snacks to who by there passes. With extended hours, from 10 at two in the morning, the João Gordo promises not to leave anyone hungry. With the cheeses, sausages, or with the various salads, or with special snacks. Try the Frittata with corn bread (€5,50) or the Woodpecker to our sets (€ 4). For lovers of seafood fried shrimp is mandatory to Fat (€9,50). Accompany with the beer of the House.

The nobleman was a House that began in Help and quickly became famous for cuisine of chef Fair Noble. Now, your address is in the small field, but the gastronomic quality is the same, if not better. Beautiful space, with a nice waiting room. In the dining room, the fireplace warms the body and soul of Diners. The specialties are, necessarily, the crab soup and grouper with lobster, cataplana but transmontanas influences portray yourself in dishes such as leg of lamb in the oven, bacalhau à minhota and Partridge to England.

Of great historical value, comprises a manor house and hospital, an apothecary's shop, and a chapel with a cross along the Camino de Santiago. It is one of the few, if not the only, Morgadios in Portugal known to have been established by a pontifical order. The origin of this palace is closely linked to Santiago da Compostela, as the initial creation of the apothecary and hospital was intended to support pilgrims. The hospital would have capacity for 9 to 12 individuals and, apparently, was relatively well-equipped, as the charter of its establishment stipulated that it would offer olive oil …