The viewpoint is located in the Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora da Penha, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the village of Alva and the Serra de Montemuro.

Located at 3 km from Albufeira, this hotel has 131 rooms and 12 suites, all of which very well equipped, with a lovely sea view.

From Alcácer do Sal Castle, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the Sado River and the Alentejo plains. Take advantage of the location to take photographs.

Located on the Antas area, this hotel underwent renovations in 2010, featuring more modern and sophisticated spaces now. It has 41 rooms and three meeting rooms with capacity for 70 people.

It is a fortified settlement located on a small hill where there are cultivated land now abandoned. You can still observe remains of walls of interpretation difficult. It is also referred to as Castro Head.

Built during D. João IV’s reign to defend the fishing centre of Burgau, this fort is now in a bad state of ruins. Traces of the original defensive walls can still be seen.

This former snack-bar is now a restaurant with a pleasant ambience and some cultural exhibitions and gastronomic weeks. The menu has a large variety of well prepared dishes. Quality wine list.

The fortress stands on the eastern spur of Serra da Arrábida, from which you can see an extensive landscape from Sines to Sintra. Its main points of interest are the entrance, the 17th century walls, the convent of the Order of Santiago, the church of Santiago, from the 15th century, the Paços de D. Jorge, the turrets, the 14th century keep, the ruins of the church of Santa Maria, the parade ground and several portals. There is also the Castle Nucleus, one of the museum spaces of the Palmela Municipal Museum.

Monte da Senhora da Graça is distinguished from other elevations of the Alvão/Marão mountain set by its steepness (known for the famous finishes of the Volta a Portugal by Bicycle) and because it is an elevation isolated from the others, clearly visible from the center of Mondim of Basto. It has great views from 940 meters above sea level, a sanctuary and a restaurant.

As one follows the Lima river and heads to its spring to the east, which is the say the border with Spain, is impressed by the contrast in the landscape: from the green fields of Ponte de Lima to the rough "watercolour" of Lindoso. Nonetheless, the most impressive feature is the fabulous views one has from the Serra Amarela (Yellow Hill). From there, one views the biggest reservoir in the Iberian Peninsula (the Lindoso Reservoir) and a wide part of the Lima valley. The most daring may try and ascen to the antenae.