Restaurant and confectionery of great quality, with a decor where the crystal lamps and worked ceilings stand out.

Space located on the Tower of Almedina, which allows visitors to discover the medieval city of Coimbra. In its interpretive center, you can see a model of the medieval town and, on the top floor, you can get a magnificent view over the whole city.

There are several instruments at you at your disposal at the Toc’Aqui Bar, which results in life music almost every night. At this original place you can go in just for a drink and suddenly get wrapped in a spontaneous choir accompanying a tune played by a balalaika.

This hostel offers simple and unpretentious accommodation at affordable prices. Enjoy getting to know the city of students and, if is sports activities lover, can opt for canoeing on the River Mondego or by adventure sports in the Serra da Lousã. Features lounge and Hostelling International kitchen.

To get to this small chapel, dating from 1925, have to climb 150 steps, the same number of beads. The first chapel was built in honor of our Lady of Fatima, soon after the construction of the chapel of the apparitions in Fatima. Offers fantastic panoramic views.

Located in Ponta dos Rosais lighthouse, in the extreme northwest of the island. From this point we can get beautiful views of the ocean, the island of Faial and Pico Island on the horizon. The set of this tip, of the islets and cliffs around is classified as a site of Community interest.

Small beach between the cliffs, that owes its name to a shepherd who lived here. To get here you may take a boat, go down the cliff or, if there is low water, you find an access through the Barranco de Canas beach.

Hotel overlooking the beautiful Eduardo VII Park and the Tagus River, being housed in a commercial and business area of the capital. The space has been completely renovated and now features a more modern face. The restaurant "Kitchen D'El Rei", with a varied menu of national and international dishes.

Built on the XVIII century, it is located on a small square, in front of the former town-hall. What used to be a jurisdictional mark is now a baroque pillory with a spiral shaft and a corinthian chapiter decorated with acanthus leafs. At the top it has the national arms, a boat, crossed arrows and the armillary sphere.

Here you can appreciate crockery, glass and clay objects made in Oliveira de Azeméis. A room dedicated to Ferreira de Castro stands out, with the manuscript of "Os Emigrantes". The crockery, clay and glass objects made in Oliveira de Azeméis stand out.