O restaurante Prégar no Porto, assume-se como um espaço multifacetado, onde se pode almoçar, jantar ou“picar umas entradas”, podendo acompanhar de um vinho ou cocktails, a qualquer hora do dia.

As carnes grelhadas são o forte desta Quinta do Cortador situada em Cascais. Javali, lombo de veado e porco preto estão entre as especialidades, bem como o já famoso bife à campeão.

Tapioca feita com amor e sem glúten, com saúde e sem lactose, com sabor e sem açúcar. Esta é a Beiju. O primeiro restaurante de Tapioca em Portugal com fabrico próprio.

The new gastronomic space Marine Winch, the condo is characterized by its sophisticated space of relaxation. Offers Asian and Mediterranean food with a fantastic view to the sea and the Serra de Sintra. The space also features a swimming pool, spa area and tennis court.

The Blue Diamond restaurant is a refined space where you can sample some of the best dishes from the region of Ponte de Lima. Among the specialities of the House are rice Sarrabulho, Filet Mingmon, Chef Served, medallions of Monkfish and Roast Cod.

Restaurante acolhedor, sob a alçada do Chef Júlio Pereira, um espaço de experiências, onde sabores vindos da terra ganham destaque. A ementa é simples mas elegância, variando conforme os produtos da época.

O Novo Restaurante Nora Zé Da Curva dá continuidade ao antigo restaurante com o mesmo nome. Inserido numa antiga casa centenária, apresenta um menu variado de sabores nacionais e internacionais.

The Fecha de Barjas Waterfall, better known as Tahiti Waterfall, is located in Vilar da Veiga and its waters originate from the Arado River. Access is not easy, only possible via somewhat winding footpaths, but it is worth it for the natural beauty of the place.

Discovered in 1955, they are part of a group of caves in the Serra de Minde mountain range. Their configuration is gallery/chamber type, with the unique feature of ventilation through a natural chimney. Replete with stalactites and stalagmites, the largest chamber is approximately 6000 m2 and can be visited.

This is the best-known viewpoint in Vila Nova de Cerveira, located next to the Cervo sculpture, a popular iron work by sculptor José Rodrigues. Located on a hill called Alto do Crasto, it pays homage to the symbol of the village where, in the past, deer abounded. Despite being located at just 300 meters above sea level, it is amazing with its extremely beautiful and imposing views. From here you can see a large part of the Minho River, from its passage through Valença to its mouth, in Caminha. On the other side, you can see the municipality of Tominho, …