A restaurant located in the Parque Zoológico de Lagos (Lagos's Zoological Park), with a varied menu of traditional Portuguese dishes. One of its two rooms has a welcoming fireplace and the other a waterfall to remind the summer days.

A restaurant located in the fishing village of Escaroupim, by two typical Avieiros houses. The Quinta de Escaroupim has the Tejo river in the background and a salon for 310 people. It organizes all sorts of day events in all privacy.

Os três pequenos pastores moravam na pequena aldeia de Aljustrel, quando ocorreram as aparições. É neste local, situado a dois quilómetros do Santuário, que estão recriados os hábitos e costumes dos irmãos Francisco e Jacinta, assim como da sua prima Lúcia. As duas casas, caracterizadas pela simplicidade e modéstia, estão separadas por poucos metros e costumam receber milhares de turistas todos os anos. A entrada é gratuita.

A hotel located in a peaceful place, just 4 km away from the Lagoa de Santo André beach, in the Blue Coast. The rooms have contemporary furniture, each with their own colour. The double rooms with bathroom have two beds, air conditioning, television, a safe, an alarm clock with a CD drive, hair drier and a tea and coffee service.On the fisrt floor there is an international cuisine restaurant, the De goede Smaeck' (Good Taste). When requested, the hotel organizes dinners in the barbecue by the pool or on the restaurant's balcony.

In North Alentejo, integrated in the Serra de São Mamede Natural Park, the perimeter intramuros of Castelo de Vide, with its white houses, this oasis of architectural beauty and archaeological wealth. In this beautiful village can view the largest collection of Gothic portals and one of the most beautiful Jewish quarters in the country. This holiday Centre offers comfort, refinement and well-being to people like to enjoy the hospitality, gastronomy and folklore us Alentejo. The vastness of the southern plain and their colorful so characteristic in each time of year lend beauty and magnitude.

A Fábrica de Conservas Facho deu origem ao Jupiter Marina Hotel - Couples & SPA, um hotel apenas para adultos, com vista para o Rio Arade. Com inspiração lifestyle Boho-Chic e o conceito R.U.A (Rio Arade, Urbano, Arte & Romance), tem 156 quartos, o Arade Bar no rooftop com uma vasta carta de cocktails e light-snacks, mesmo ao lado da piscina. Recarregue baterias no SPA da unidade.

It was once the Feira do Livro (bookseller's fair) and the Festas Sanjoaninas (Saint John’ popular festivities) this garden surrounded by trees is the ex libris of the Boavista area. At the centre rises the “Monumento de Homenagem aos heróis da Guerra Peninsular” (monument in honour of the peninsular war heroes), planned by the sculptor Alves de Sousa and the architect Marques da Silva. It is a huge granite column, 45 meters height, with a peninsular lion slaughtering a Napoleonic eagle on the top. This place is usually called Rotunda da Boavista.

The "Parque de Lazer de Meixomil" (Meixomil's Leisure Park) has an area of 32 000 square metres along the banks of the Eiriz River. It is divided into three areas, an upper platform with a parking lot, a bar and a terrace, a leisure area with an amphitheatre, a children's playground an area for traditional games and an area for sports and, finally, a tree area with a picnic area located on an island. The Park has an amphitheatre for 120 people, a children's playground, woods, a lake, a picnic area, a terrace, a bar and a parking lot for …

Traces of a fortified settlement located on the right bank of the river Cávado, around the village of Donões, in cabeço flattened. Is visible from different angles and other villages of the surrounding area, as is the case of castro de Mourilhe and castro de Frades. Presents a form approximately circular with about 70 meters in diameter and surrounded by a line of wall still visible, with approximately four meters thick. The defense is complemented by three deep moats that precede the line of Hadrian's wall. Of the interior were collected several pieces of prehistoric and Roman pottery.

Built amidst cliffs and vegetation, this convent is also known as the Convent of Santa Cruz da Serra or of Cork. A simple, rustic construction, it was founded in 1560 by D. Álvaro de Castro, fulfilling a vow he made to his father, D. João de Castro. Everything in this space is miniature: the cells, lined with cork, the refectory, and the small church with its marble altar, whose vault was carved from the rock itself. It is believed to have been abandoned in 1834, following the suppression of religious orders decreed by the liberal regime.