The Monte Inglês (English mount) has, in the main house, 3 bedrooms and a 2 bedroom apartment in the area adjacent to the House, with 2 double bed rooms, 1 room with WC the other common access. Living room and fully equipped kitchen. It also has living room with panoramic views of the indoor riding arena and reading area with Internet access. The rooms feature inset heating fires (wood), distributing heat to the bedrooms.

The restaurant\/bar BLU, inserted at the Hotel Marques de Pombal, is open every day from 10:30 to 12:30 am. With a glance at the Avenida da Liberdade, the restaurant features a fixed letter, where you can find a good variety of fish, meats, pastas, salads and desserts, plus a specialty of the head which varies daily.

The Mijacão restaurant, in Coimbra, hiding in the alleys of downtown and only the large letters on metal with the singular name of House indicate that they arrived. Behind the yellow façade lies a world of snacks, perfect for a brunch. The best of the city ", less than € 5, with traçadinho included. If person for that, dare to seasoning the meat with the spicy "tough beard." The name of the House arose from a dog of dishes that there was.

A revivalist palace with an iregular plan, where one should notice the façades, totally coated with stonework, the main portal which gives access to the atrium with friezes and stucco medallions, some involving mural paintings, and the main hall with two paintings on the ceiling surrounded by stucco oval fringes. One should also notice the the rooms decorated by painted vegetalist friezes, festoons, landscape painted medallions and angels.

A large building of 1864 where the CP (train company) main ateliers function. Until 1933 it was the main river station of the CP, where the trains arrived and from here the connection by sailsboat to Lisbon was made. It has an imposing main façade, an old clock and a plaque that shows its construction date. It is currently a hangar where the trains are repaired.

In this temple, which was the aim of many reforms through the centuries, it is worth to mention the lateral chapel from the 14th century, the Manueline main chapel with cruised arch decorated and the carving from the 17th and 18th centuries.

This street that was, for a long time, the goldsmith street, was built in the XVI century, by order of the King Dom Manuel I. Nowadays this street is worthy of a visit not because of the goldsmith's shops windows but because of the buildings that keep the characteristics of other times, namely the iron balconies. It is on this street that you’ll find the Misericóridia Church, dated from the XVI century and rebuilt from 1748 on, according to Nicolau Nasoni’s proposal.

Set in the Castle Keep, it presents an important collection of great historical value that includes pieces of light weapons, from the 12th century to the First World War. Most of the original pieces were donated by inhabitants, who participated in the African Campaigns and in World War I. From the terrace of the Torre de Menagem it is possible to contemplate a beautiful panoramic view over several region mountains.

This museum, located from its origins in the Convent of Jesus in Setúbal, features about 500 years of history and art, namely religious art (painting, sculpture, jewelry, from the 15th to the 19th centuries) and the "Primitivos de Setúbal" (The Primitives of Setúbal), that is, the Church of Jesus' retable, of about 1520-30, fourteen panels of oil painting on wood by the painter of the king Dom Manuel I, Jorge Afonso.

XVI century fountain framed on the Manueline and mannerist styles with the arms of D. Manuel I, the armillary sphere and the Christ Cross engraved in the stone.