Largo murado, empedrado e ajardinado contendo várias cruzes onde se destaca uma maior num pedestal com cerca de 2 metros, com Cristo em metal cravado na cruz.

Com um design minimalista e um ambiente sofisticado, a cozinha está a cargo do Chef Ricardo Dias Ferreira e Patrícia Lourenço, e aposta numa experiência gastronómica de alto nível.

One of the best-known restaurant of Ponte de Lima, located in the Municipal market building. Offers a friendly and attentive service and a menu of regional nature be expected from budget hotel with quality products. Good wine list.

The typical brick walls decorated with azulejo panels and typical utensils are a unique and traditional décor. The dishes are inspired at the regional cuisine and the fish rules: polvo à lagareiro (roast octopus) and tibornada de bacalhau (dried codfish).

Pico Ana Ferreira is a group of irregularly shaped prismatic peaks, popularly known as "The Piano". Here you'll find the Pedreira viewpoint, from which you can see Ilhéu de Fora and the peaks of Facho and Castelo.

Built in the 18th century, with designs by Nicolau Nasoni, the Casa de Mateus is a landmark of Portuguese Baroque. The chapel, on the other hand, was designed by the master José Álvaro Rego. Established in 1970 by D. Francisco de Sousa Botelho de Albuquerque, its objectives are the preservation of the house, the study of its archives, and the promotion of cultural, scientific, and educational activities. The activities developed by this foundation are mainly linked to literature and music. The gardens found here are extremely well-preserved and of rare beauty. In the museum itself, you can see 2000 parchments …

Celorico de Basto Station is the central hub of the Tâmega Line Ecopista. Here, you can visit an interpretive center and learn about the history of the Tâmega Line. Built on the canal of the decommissioned railway line, it is intended for pedestrians and cyclists.

This company, established in 1993, promotes tours in typical craft like the Moliceiros and the salt shakers, and even in boats, the wide panoramic area of the Ria de Aveiro. There is also a panoramic bus for those who prefer to discover the city by land.

A circular walking trail of approximately seven kilometers, the Burga Dam is the landmark, passing alongside it first and enjoying distant views throughout. The trail climbs the slopes of the Serra de Bornes to Monte do Carvalhal, then passes through Colmeais.

Along this water-course there are several places where you can see the harbour, the bay, the Funchal amphitheatre and the modern bridge over Ribeira de João Gomes. This track, ideal to discover nature, was recovered by the town council of Funchal.