The PDO restaurant is situated in the historical centre of the city, in the building of the Palace of Arts, presenting itself as a beautiful and elegant space. In April 2014, the chef Rui Paula decided to change the concept of the restaurant, taking into account the opening soon of its new space in Leça da Palmeira. Thus, in the DOP, Rui Paula presents now what defines as "Food with Memory".

Located in Praça Carlos Alberto, one of the most emblematic areas of the port, the historic Café Luso was recently remodeled and is now a café, restaurant and Brewery, revealing himself a place of compulsory passage of night and day portuenses. Here you can enjoy the delicacies of the cuisine as a typical portuense, Frenchie, the nails and the plate of Lupine that, one of the ex-libris of the House.

Located between the parishes of Rapoula do Côa and Seixo do Côa, the medicinal waters of the Cró Thermal Baths were possibly already used by the Romans, although the oldest reference dates back to 1726. In 1935, the spa was built and operated for several decades, after which it was abandoned. The site was acquired by the municipality in 1980, which now operates the renovated facilities.

Chapel built in 1652, from simple traits and unique space. The façade is preceded by a porch with embossed Cross and ornate rods. Inside stands the Calvary depicted in the fresco of the portal, the images of the main altar representing the Franciscan Saints and Rococo-inspired effort.

The portal of the chapel is surpassed by the coat of arms of the Castros. Inside there is a single nave and the presbytery. On the lateral walls you may see six arches and rectangular windows over them. In this chapel is buried D. João de Castro, vice-king of India.

Chapel probably built in the 16th century or 17TH CENTURY, with a simple longitudinal plant with a main façade in Gable, torn by a wicker framed straight portal. In the interior, highlighted by a major altarpiece of gilt and polychrome from the convent of Nossa Senhora da Esperança.

Solar chapel with wooden roof, chancel with barrel vault ribs, with bocetes and Corbels with Renaissance sculptures. The portal and framing of the triumphal arch are Mannerist style. The porch features grid in sight, based on Tuscan columns and tiles with the weapons of Melos and Rococo ornaments.

Chapel of longitudinal plant simple, with a unique space and with homogeneous coverage in gable roof. Presents the main façade in Gable, truncated by a Latin cross and torn by a round arch portal. It was built between the 16th century and the 17TH century and rebuilt in the 20th century.

Renaissance church to present a main façade with a portal of arch, and topped by a gable truncated by a belfry. Inside, the nave is divided into three sections by two arches. In the interior, especially the triumphal arch down, flanked by two gilded altars and even to multiple images.

The Church of Santa Maria de Veade preserves only some portions of the Romanesque era of significant importance, which can be dated to the end of the 12th century or beginning of next. The north side portal, the capitals and some ornate staves that are inside the building.