A typical restaurant with well prepare dishes and a relaxed atmosphere. It has excellent red and white Cantanhede wines, served in jars. A special note to the wood cuisine, that lends th dishes a special flavour.

Located in a peaceful, recovered Trás-os-Montes village, this comfortable restaurant features, in a unique atmosphere, old regional recipes that may be accompanied by the red wine Romeu (Roemo) or by the white Julieta (Juliet).

The Friends Bairro Alto is a bar with fresh and modern aspect, decorated in red tones. The tables and sofas scattered around the room make this space a cozy location. And there's no shortage of books scattered across the room inviting to read.

The S. Braz mini-circuit is located in a picnic park, with a total area of 10 000 square metres. It is divided into 4 main points with pedestrian walks. It is located by the Red Cross, which is an incentive for using all the equipments.

Is another of the four doors which allows access into the interior walls amaze yourself the castle of Monsaraz. Each door is composed of granite, red clay and lime mortar of Gothic arch, like the Door of the village, such as the port of the village.

Restaurant with typical Alentejo cuisine with fine wine and familiar environment, where you can eat typical dishes accompanied by a good red wine and the wane of the lights, hear a Fado by the voices or even residents in Fado Vadio.

This is the old restaurant Perch, a space with good food typically northern, especially your entries. Alia the rusticity of its stone walls a few touches of modernity, such as the furniture in shades of red and white. Presents a friendly and attentive service.

A pleasant restaurant, decorated with old agricultural objects, that serves several well prepared dishes, namely game dishes, quit famed in the area. Regional wines, mostly the red wine, served in jars, which is quite good.

A small pedestrian walk of around 6 km along mountain trails. It lasts around two and a half hours and its difficulty level is medium or low. One must follow the red and yellow landmarks and profit of the local nature.

It's one of four gates that provide access to the walled interior of Monsaraz Castle and reflects the military concerns of the time. Each gate is composed of granite, red clay mortar, and lime. This one, like the Alcoba Gate, is carved in a round arch.