Modern and with a cozy atmosphere, it lives up to its name, since here we feel like we are in the living room of our home. The open kitchen invites you to get to know chef João Sá's suggestions.

Roadside restaurant, very frequented by truckers. Here there is no refinement, and especially heavy foods out kitchen, as cabidela rice, grain and cow hand cozido à portuguesa, among others. Take away service, but only for the chicken.

Pico Ana Ferreira is a group of irregularly shaped prismatic peaks, popularly known as "The Piano". Here you'll find the Pedreira viewpoint, from which you can see Ilhéu de Fora and the peaks of Facho and Castelo.

Born in Vila Viçosa, born 1548. His intelligence was appreciated, fact which earned him a one-way ticket to the University to study philosophy. This was followed by training in rhetoric, humanities and Metaphysics at the University of Coimbra. His\/her illustrious figures quickly arrived from other countries. In 1574 already attends the Royal Palace of Évora and the Academy of the Infanta d. Maria. Because the success faded, decided to enter the convent of the infant Jesus da Graça, disillusioned with the ingratitude of those protected. In this convent died, with 47 years.

Bacalhoada restaurant is located in Portimão. If you don't like cod, don't even think about entering. Or rather, between, peek and maybe get a different idea of faithful friend. As the name implies this is a bacalhoeira from beginning to end of the menu. For starters, paté (€1,50), pataniscas (€ 2,50) and codfish cakes (€ 2,50). The following are soup (€ 3) and açorda de bacalhau (€3,50) and, in salads, of his own ("broth" € 4,50) and ROE (€6). If you are not satisfied with these suggestions, there are over 15 dishes ... bacalhau, including a paella (€12,50).

Celorico de Basto Station is the central hub of the Tâmega Line Ecopista. Here, you can visit an interpretive center and learn about the history of the Tâmega Line. Built on the canal of the decommissioned railway line, it is intended for pedestrians and cyclists.

This large square in Portuguese floor has a vast area with trees, garden benches and a cafe with a terrace. It is a lively place, one of the meeting points in Viseu. Some of the most important spots in town are located here, namely the town hall.

It is, perhaps, the most representative store of crafts in the region and also works as a Tourist Office. Here you can find wooden Christs, regional dolls, embroidery, cheese, honey, carving and restoration work, ceramics, among other relics.

Opened since April, 21st, 1999 this library offers the bibliography of David Mourão Ferreira and studies about the author. Here are also works of reference, books and multimedia. It has free internet, lends books and has an exhibition room.

Large park with a magnificent view of the city and the Sousa Valley. Here you can stroll among enormous trees and relax on one of the park benches. Highlights include the fountains, bandstand, wayside cross, and shrine to Our Lady of Piety.