Elegance and tradition are harmoniously integrated in the restaurant in this Hotel Fonte da Vila. The room is marked by lightness that comes from outside and the presence, outside of the source which gives its name to the space. The menu, especially the seafood, cod and the black pig secret.

A restaurant located in the historic area of Torres Vedras, in an old cellar, resulting in rustic and welcoming looks. The cuisine is widely varied, from Italian dishes, with 156 pizza varieties, to typical Portuguese dishes. A special note to the fondue and to the cod au gratin.

Existing House since 1968, kept in the family until today. Ernesto Pereira, the father, passed the restaurant to his son, Reinaldo Pereira, in 1990. Today, this House continues to serve dishes from traditional Portuguese cuisine with the same simplicity and quality.

The exact date of construction of this house is unknown; while oral tradition suggests it dates from the Muslim period, the inscription on the door lintel points to a late medieval occupation. It has a single floor, an irregular L-shaped floor plan, and a gable roof.

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.

This watermill, on the banks of the Dão River, is still in operation. It consists of two millstones, which can operate simultaneously, and includes a water access channel that ends in a funnel, causing the water to enter the mill with greater force, as it falls from a height of 5 meters.

Along the high levelling that was made in order to level the Rua Nova da Alfãndega Street runs the typical Miragaia Street, bellow the level of the main street, with its houses laid on arcades. This zone is one of the most interesting areas of Porto and where you can see buildings with signs from the XV and XVI centuries as well as many others from the XVII and XVIII centuries. Of those streets, we point out three: Viela da Baleia, name that remembers the mandible of a wale that used to be there; Ancira Street (right in front of …

The Hotel Mestre de Avis – Master of Avis, is one of the best situated hotels of Guimarães. Located in the city center and being part of the world heritage of UNESCO with its Toural, which is the main square as well as the most idylllic spot of the city and by car only five minutes away from the motorway. The hotel, located in a historical building, was found in 1998. It has a total of 16 rooms on 3 floors, offering its guests a pleasant stay to a very accessible price. By car or even on foot you can …

A settlement located at an altitude of approximately 700 meters, offering a beautiful view of the Côa Valley. It is a former municipal seat, where coats of arms can be found on the granite masonry houses and several mansions. Architectural highlights include the pillory, the main church, the Misericórdia Church, the Stations of the Cross, the town hall, and a 17th-century manor house. Cheesemaking and basketry make up the region's crafts.

Village located at an altitude of about 700 meters, at the foot of the Serra da Gardunha, where traces of occupation in the Roman period are visible. In this locality stand out the medieval castle, in ruins, with the keep, the Manueline pillory, the D. João V fountain, the Igreja Matriz, of Pombaline design, several manor houses and Lagariça. The miniatures in wood and iron, lace and regional embroidery constitute the local handicraft.