Nice and colorful space, to match the cuisine serves here: Brazilian specialities, with emphasis on the rump.

The name of this House does not disappoint: Here you can sample delicious roasted piglets.

Here the kitchen is in plain sight of the customers. Imperative to prove the piglet to Southampton or duck rice.

Created in 1928 to house the artistic collection of the extinct Collegiate Church of Nossa Senhora da Oliveira and other churches and convents in Guimarães, here you can see objects of local origin and ancient sacred art, namely collections of sculptures (architectural, large and tomb). , from the medieval period to the 18th century; a jewelery collection; a collection of paintings from the 16th to 18th centuries; tiles and faience, among others.

A collection of milestones, some dating from Titus Domitian, Nerva, Trajan, or Hadrian. Here, one can read miles XXXIII, XXXIIII, XXXV, or XXXVI, counted from Bracara Augusta. This road, possibly built in the last third of the 1st century AD, connected Bracara Augusta (Braga) to Asturica Augusta (present-day Astorga, Spain) and covers a distance of approximately 215 miles (about 318 kilometers).

A lookout point at Cabo Carvoeiro, known as the westernmost point in Europe. From here, you can enjoy a privileged view of the Berlengas Islands and visit the 25-meter-high lighthouse, considered the oldest in Portugal. You can also observe several species of seabirds, as well as the limestone cliffs.

Traditional crafts such as shoemaking, saddlery, barber, farrier, blacksmith, carpenter, caulker, cooper are represented here, and objects from the various activities carried out in the region since the end of the 19th century are on display, such as agricultural implements, household utensils, costumes, embroidery , photographs, furniture, basketwork, toys and ceramics.

Built on the 16th century this pillory was reconstructed in 2001. It has a square platform with three steps. Here lays a square plinth from where a prismatic shaft comes out finished by a small octave ring. The capital is prismatic and octagonal and delimited by concave frames on the base and top and crowned by a pyramid.

The walls of this house can tell several stories, namely the fact that the 19th century Portuguese novelist Camilo Castelo Branco used to attend the tavern that was once here. A rather simple place where the home made food is served in large portions. Green and red wines from the barrel.

Space where we sell numerous objects, mostly second-hand, since clothes jeans to crafts, going through various trinkets. Is installed, since the early 20th century, the field of Santa Clara (Barrio de Alfama).