The restaurant\/bar BLU, inserted at the Hotel Marques de Pombal, is open every day from 10:30 to 12:30 am. With a glance at the Avenida da Liberdade, the restaurant features a fixed letter, where you can find a good variety of fish, meats, pastas, salads and desserts, plus a specialty of the head which varies daily.

Casa histórica fundado oficialmente em 1959, mas que terá aberto portas antes, nos anos 30, como casa de pasto e botequim. É um café tradicional à moda do Porto, localizado na baixa da cidade, onde são servidas das melhores francesinhas da cidade.

Typical roadside restaurant, Alentejo cuisine-inspired creations suggests. Founded in 1949 and renovated in 2005 by the Master family, is a space where you can enjoy from soups to famous roast beef sandwich. Is still traditional products, like cheese, honey de Serpa, varied sweets and Alentejo dishes. During the summer, does not accept bookings on weekends.

Frame the meal a day. One day you want from the discovery of the Alentejan coastline, enjoying the roads nearer the coast, like the one that will recede in Vila Nova de Santo André. Be enthralled by the beauty of the lagoon and then prepare to meet the good flavors of this region, starting with the excellent mixed fish stew and ending in eels prepared in various ways in this Chez Daniel.

In the list of entries of this cozy space include the octopus salad, pickled mackerel, prawns, whelks, clams and cheese from Nisa. The list of specialties is composed of leitão de Cape negrais, empty steak, flank, tripe, pork loin roast, roasted cod fish in the oven, the DOH beirão and feijoada (Saturdays only). Also has grilled meat and fish.

King Dinis ordered the construction of these walls and the castle, composed of crenellated walls, turrets, a large keep, moats, and a barbican. In 1580, during the Philippine occupations, the castle suffered considerable damage. Thirteen turrets and three gates are preserved, one of which is the Gate of Treason. Of particular note are the turrets, the ruins of the Palace of Cristóvão de Moura, and the urban layout within the walls.

One of the areas you must not loose to go shopping is right at the heart of town, where the old market of Santana rises, now recovered, and where good commerce, modern esplanades and cultural spaces are condensed.Also in Rodrigues Lobo Square and at the 5 de Outubro Plaza, which communicate between them, the visitor will find esplanades and small commerce, under the centenary arcades.

The Veigas section, in Ponte de Lima, establishes the connection between the town and the pier of Vitorino das Donas, passing through emblematic points such as the Roman-Gothic bridge, the Towers of São Paulo and Cadeia Velha, following Avenida dos Plátanos and Nossa Senhora da Guia Chapel, to the typical landscapes of the Lima stream, in the lowlands of Correlhã, Seara and Vitorino das Donas.

This small fajã is currently uninhabited, although he continued to be used by the inhabitants of the nearby village of Portal to grow corn and sweet potatoes. There are also several fruit trees and vineyards, the wine being considered one of its ex-libris. One of the most illustrious ancient inhabitants was the maestro Francisco de Lacerda, who is believed to have been born in one of these houses.

This trail begins and ends near the chapel of Santo António, being effected through a descent way of standing desk, great part in ancient stone staircase. Along the descent we enjoy a magnificent view over the Fajã de Besides, Fajã do Ouvidor, Fajã da Ribeira da Areia and in days of good visibility over the Islands Third and graceful.