Dim Sum restaurant, located on level 1 in Hall of the Sushi Cafe, will provide a delicious range of flavours and aromas, where you can have a cup of tea of Fleur de Lys or a sparkling wine with a careful selection of Dim Sum. The Dim Sum are small pastries or cookies usually made with flour and steamed, fried or sometimes prepared on the plate, forming soft units and slightly spongy. There is a vast variety of options: shrimp, pork, vegetables, among others. Being cooked, especially steam, are very light and healthy. Traditionally are served in baskets where they …

Market Hall built in 1867. In 1908 was inaugurated the Fish Pavilion, a work considered an excellent specimen of the aesthetics of the iron. In 2000 was started the construction of a new market, in the same place, but keeping the Fish Pavilion.

Building built between 1915 and 1919 by an insurance company, who worked until 1925. On this date was leased to businessman Alexandre de Almeida, who completed the construction and adapted to the hospitality industry. In 1926 it was inaugurated the Hotel Astória, which even today is one of the most luxurious hotels in the city.

In 1992, UNESCO extended the categories of World Heritage and added the farmlands. Sintra obtained this classification with its typical and rich landscape, from the village up to the mountains. The old town of Sintra was an important center of the romantic architecture in Europe in the 19th century. With its Royal Palace, the Villa has a privileged position and a climate very own. Dozens of monuments make the delights of passers-by Sintra. The Serra de Sintra offers a huge variety of vegetation, paths and lakes and is also rich in cultural level, by the huge set of palaces and …

Pillory formed by a flat column finished with a parallelepiped top with Armillary sphere.

This pillory has cylindrical shaft topped by a parallelepiped orb ornate with heraldic symbols.

This spiralled shaft is finished by a baroque orb with the Portuguese Coat of Arms.

Tribute sculpture to the fisherman, in which the latter throws the net overboard.