A small sandy area located in a small bay. There are submarine springs that make the water warmer.

The world doesn't end in Portugal, but is where you can find the restaurant bar end of the world, a modern space and jovial, both inside and outside, where good food and good mood reign. We recommend the roast lamb in the oven on Sundays.

This lovely village has a valuable architectural heritage, with a special note to the church of Our Lady of Conceição, from the 16th century, with a Renaissance portico and, inside, polichrome tiles of the early 17th century and 16th century paintings. A special note to the Church of Misericórdia, with a 16th century portal and 17th century tiles, and to the military poligone that is 3600 metres long and 2000 metres wide as well. Nearby, on a small island of the Tejo river, stands the Castle of Almourol. The Military Museum, The Museum Escola Prática and the Fishermen's Museum are …

Former single family housing, built in the 19th century. In 1890 worked here the International Casino and, in the early 20th century, turned into a hotel. Currently, lies in ruins.

Joaquim Agostinho was born in Sena and from an early age turned out to be a great athlete. His name became known among the most famous of the world cycling.

The early church was built in the 16th century, suffering after renovations in the 18th century. In 1925 the Church collapsed and, in 1929, was partially rebuilt. Inside, the chancel paintings and altarpieces.

Hospital building dating from the early 20TH century, showing a plant in "H" composed of three bodies. Initially, functioned as a sanatorium and, since 1961, as Orthopaedic Hospital.

A pedestrian trail on the right banks of the Guadiana river. It passes by the ruins of the Ponte da Ajuda (Ajuda Bridge), by the place of Três Moinhos (Three Mills), where one may be visited. Near the final, do visit the Juromenha fortress.

Opened in 1965, the football field of the Baraças, which currently serves the village of Cerva, need some repairs and construction of countertops. Has seating for 3000 spectators and serves the Grupo Desportivo de Cerva and the Casa do Povo de Cerva.

The Chalense House restaurant is located in coimbra and may well be the first place to visit in the city, since it is very close to the train station. Only serves lunches and snacks, close to dinner, and there are days with certain menus, such as Thursday, cooked. On the other days there's always ham chanfana or cod with roasted potatoes for €6. For snacking, make up your mind between the gizzards, folded, the ear, the liver of onions or fried streak, with values up to € 5.