Space ideally located in the cultural and business centre of the city of Oporto-Boavista Avenue. In addition to excellent access to the main routes of communication, is a few metres from Casa da Música. This hotel comprises 73 rooms with all of the requirements necessary for a comfortable stay.

This farm, with about 40 hectares, of which 25 are vineyards, has a house dating from the seventeenth century that offers a comfortable stay in a tastefully decorated space, as well as beautiful views of the Douro river. The pool and the garden invite you for moments of pure relaxation.

Farm dating from the 16th century and located in the protected zone of Mount Brazil, with large floral gardens. Focus on outer space, which was valued through a project of landscape architecture. Nice quiet location, which combines nature with a rich historical heritage.

Restored house from an old building of moth and an old medieval Manor House of the 18th century, located next to the portico of grace. Its name is due to the existence of a sundial, stone, outside the residence. Emphasis on the nice terrace with panoramic view over the village.

Granite Manor House, dating from the 18TH century, reclaimed and transformed into Rural tourism unit in 2002. It has three double rooms and three suites, library, patio, Garden, meeting room and a threshing floor. Featured for your rare Sundial in granite.

Working since the end of the 2002, this hotel has the opera as its decorative theme. It is a modern space with 259 rooms (from each 16 are suites), well-equipped and very comfortable. It has a restaurant called Falstaff and a heath club, among other services.

Glamour hotel, stretching for about nine hectares, offering a lovely view of the almond-trees in bloom and the sea. It is placed about 10 minutes away from the beach. The restaurant Orangerie stands out, serving great Algarve products, some produced in this farm.

Simple and familiar residential situated 15 minutes from the Resort Golf course of Santo António da Serra. The 14 simply furnished rooms are equipped with private bathroom, cable TV and telephone. Offers transfer service 12:0 am a day.

The occupation began in the Bronze Age, with fortification works being reinforced during the period of Arab occupation. It is part of the Castro da Cola archaeological park, which is made up of several megalithic monuments, Chalcolithic settlements and necropolises from the Bronze and Iron Ages.

A fountain that dates back to 1772. In the centre there is a monochrome tile panel of the 19th century with an image of Our Lady of the Hill. In the lateral walls there are four marble stones, copies of the roman originals that were brought from the Miróbriga diggings by Frei Manuel do Cenáculo.