A stroll through a typical village in the Beira region.

Fast food restaurant specializing in pizzas. Provides a fast service and attractive prices. Has the peculiarity of being the only restaurant in this chain that is open every day until at 6:0 in the morning.

Monte Prado-Hotel & SPA is synonymous with "be well" and in balance with nature: the vast pine forests, the slope at the bottom if we let bathe by the Minho river and the proximity of the broom that cover the hills that the horizon allows glimpse in Spanish property. The huge panoramic Windows mark the common spaces of a hotel that, through them, get that odd nature for its interior in a philosophy that extends to its 43 rooms and 7 suites.

This is an ancient medieval door rebuilt in 1804. On the “inside” of the city, it is a white portal with yellow outline, and “outside” it is a stone portal, Manueline style. It is one of the doors of the city of Évora.

Beach located in an old fishing village, now touristic. Large space divided by several jetties. Today it attracts surfers, bodyboarders and recreational boats. It has some simple restaurants with good typical dishes, including the eel stew, egg sweets and above all the famous dessert Pão-de-ló de Ovar. There is no shortage of nightlife and street commerce.

Economic food, good atmosphere (even by the proximity between the tables) and mainly dishes of barbecue is what you can find in this home of the driver. Formerly, this was the right spot (and preferred) of drivers of trucks in Senhora da Hora. Hence the name. Today, however, the clientele is more than corporate workers around during the day, and students at night, all on demand.

Located in an old warehouse in the historical centre of town, it has many customers and functions as a bar till dawn. The atmosphere is very lively.

Small garden-like square, with several commercial establishments around it. At the centre rises a statue paying homage to Joaquim António de Aguiar.

Bronze statue with about 3 metres height, by Álvaro de Brée, paying homage to Queen Dona Leonor, opened in December 1958.

Bust of Catarina Eufémia set on top of a stone pedestal with about 2 metres height. It was built in 1976 paying homage to Baleizão people.