Maris Stella restaurant integrates the Posada de Cascais. Overlooking the marina and the sea, it is easy to guess that this influence is reflected in the letter. The variety of fish, the Mediterranean-style meals, fruit and dessert options are present. Ample space and natural light to give this space a special touch.

Based on a long history linked to wine production and thanks to the region's climatic conditions and privileged soils, it was natural that Adega de Valpaços emerged in 1956, with the aim of providing an outlet for the large supply of wine from numerous producers. From then on, the construction of the current building, designed by architect Fernando Cunha Leitão, took 2 years, giving rise to a remarkable work of harmony between traditional and modern. The growth of the winery led to, in 1986, being assigned a long list of VQPRD wines (Quality Wine Produced in a Specific Region). The …

Located in the Jardim de São Pedro de Alcântara, the view over the city is magnificent. From here you can reach the walls of the Castle of São Jorge, Baixa, Mouraria, Alfama, as far as the Church of Penha de França. There is a tiled map that helps to understand the view.

Since Elvas was a military city, its history, from its earliest days to the present day, could not be overlooked. Since 2001, over a hundred military artifacts have been permanently exhibited here, along with several videos depicting significant episodes in Portuguese history.

Large square which hosts all the events promoted by the municipality of São Pedro do Sul, these events ranging from musical entertainment to the gymnastics for seniors who here takes place every morning in high season. Has a small fountain that springs thermal water.

Medieval square where, according to tradition, the Holy Virgin Mary was brought by the apostle São Tiago, having been placed in a pagan temple in the square. Here, there was also a porch chapel, dating from the 17th century, dedicated to Santiago, which was demolished at the end of the 19th century.

Restaurant situated in one of the oldest urban areas of the historic centre of Évora, in one of the most ancient streets of the city. Inside the restaurant kept constructive characteristics typologies of architecture of the South, many of them inherited from the Arabs. Here are the regional and traditional Portuguese cuisines that are highlighted.

Former convent of mannerist architecture, Baroque, Rococo and neoclassical, built in the 17th century. In the 19th century suffered extensive reconstruction works and was turned into a hospital. The original building still remains the early Church, the sacristy and cloister.

House probably built between the late 16th century and early 17th century, consisting of a rectangular plant concentrated, with two storeys and gable roof coverage. On the façade, highlighted by the wide door with half-frame-cane.

In this Chapel alpendrada, were seized, the main altarpiece, two boards a Mannerist early structure. The Via Sacra incisa which exist on all the stonework facades and the cross on which Bell has three-lobed stems.