Located in the Centre of Seia, the Toy Museum was opened in 2002 and features a collection of about 8000 toys of Portugal and in the world, from past to present. The Museum was born with the intention of valuing a period of life that is critical to the overall development of human beings: the childhood. Is aim of this museum space enhancing the playful activity and the right to play, preserving memories, customs and beliefs of ancient times and today. Still plays an important role in the consolidation of cultural ties between Portugal and the world.

This church is already mentioned in documents dating from 1220, as an integral part of the patronage of the Monastery of Santa Maria de Pombeiro. However, the current building has features of later Gothic influence, even though Romanesque construction was used. The chapel was probably built in the 13th century, when King Mendo de Sousa moved to Vila Verde. Today, evidence of frescoes by Mestre Arnaus can still be seen in the chancel, as weel as the plasterwork decorated with paintings in the nave.

The guesthouse of downtown Porto, The White Box House, offers six rooms spread across several floors. The respect and the architectural preservation of early 20th-century building reflecting in its interior, with wooden floors, white walls, granite and tile. The decor is minimalist and combines vintage pieces of furniture with design objects. The kitchen and common room promote socialization among guests, who find in the quiet garden of this House an ideal place to rest on mild days.

Built in the 18th century, this house is considered one of the finest examples of Baroque civil architecture. Constructed of granite, it features Rococo decoration concentrated in the windows and main door. This construction demonstrates elements of Douro Baroque architecture, influenced by Nicolau Nasoni. In the early 19th century, Napoleonic troops were stationed here, later setting fire to the building in 1810 before withdrawing. From 1895 onwards, it underwent partial reconstruction, initiated by the 3rd Viscount of Banho.

Building dating from the early 19TH century, after being refurbished at the end of the Decade of 70. At this point, suffered profound changes in its structure, with emphasis on the advancement of the facade with coverage and balcony that opens on the terreiro do toural. Here they ran various social institutions, such as the finance, the Bureau of internal revenue, the offices of the Peneda-Gerês National Park, and the post office. In front of this building is the "gallows oak", where they were tragically punished criminals, until 1844.

Before you enter, follow the advice given by this rural tourism unit: close your eyes, take a deep breath and take your mind of all thoughts that accompany it. Now you can experience a new world based on environmental sustainability. Were therefore adopted water utilization systems and solar energy. Something that you can enjoy in the nine double rooms with en-suite bathroom and access to the garden and the pool. In the House, you can also enjoy the smoothly as the stone square contemporary décor and find your corner of peace and tranquility.

O Hotel Meliá Lisboa Aeroporto é um hotel de 4 estrelas, com 168 quartos, um Centro de Congressos e Salas de Reunião com cerca de 1500m2 e um SPA com piscina interior, exterior, sauna, banho turco, ginásio, salas de massagens e tratamentos de beleza, entre outros serviços. Está localizado junto ao Terminal 1, bem junto à Segunda Circular / A1, principal entrada rodoviária de Lisboa, a 2 minutos do metro e a 1 minuto de diversas paragens de autocarros que o levam a qualquer ponto da cidade.

O restaurante A Cascata, localizado na praça central da Vidigueira, apresenta-se simples e confortável, sendo a sala totalmente revestida em madeira. A ementa sugere pratos regionais, predominantemente à base de carne de novilho, de porco preto e de borrego. A sopa de cação e o gaspacho são duas das especialidades maiores da casa. O ensopado de borrego, o borrego assado no forno e as carnes grelhadas são também dignos de destaque. Termine a refeição com pão de rala, sericaia ou encharcada e regue tudo com vinho alentejano.

A filigrana é a arte portuguesa de trabalhar o fio de ouro ou de prata. Há dois tipos de filigranas: a de aplicação e a de integração (joias). As peças mais características têm a forma de coração, Cruz de Malta, alfinetes medalhas, brincos, caravelas, entre outros. Estes adornos fazem parte do traje feminino de Entre Douro e Minho, tendo esta atividade passado de pais para filhos.

António José Lagarto aprendeu os segredos da profissão aos 11 anos, com o seu pai, Francisco Narciso Lagarto. A Olaria é uma das mais antigas e tradicionais atividades da vila de Viana, tendo características próprias. Através dos tempos foi caracterizada pelo seu aspeto grosseiro e simples, devido à não existência de motivos decorativos, o que hoje em dia já não acontece.