A 12th-century monument that underwent extensive renovations in the 18th and 19th centuries, it preserves its original Gothic Main Chapel, with a vaulted ceiling. Beneath the Gothic-Manueline arch lies the tomb of the knight Fernão Gomes de Góis, executed in 1440 by João Afonso, Master of the Bells. The tomb features a richly decorated reclining statue supported by four lions with thick, combed manes. Also, noteworthy are the chapels and altars of Our Lady of the Conception, a 17th-century sculpture, and the Holy Christ. In one of the niches on the Gospel side, there is a limestone statue of Saint …

A Romanesque temple founded in 1131, during the reign of King Afonso Henriques, outside the walls of Coimbra. In the first half of the 16th century, the Monastery was completely renovated by order of King Manuel I. Its main portal, executed by Chanterenne between 1522 and 1525, is its most emblematic piece. Inside, highlights include the Manueline vault covering the nave of the church, the tombs of King Afonso Henriques and King Sancho I, the Chapter Room (a Manueline work executed by Diogo de Boutaca), the Chapel of Saint Teotónio (a Mannerist work by the sculptor Tomé Velho), and the …

Young restaurant with casual atmosphere and relaxed service, from breakfast to dinner. Serves the main dishes of the Costa Vicentina as you know au naturel, mussel and limpets with rice porridge cooked crabs, oysters, mussels, grilled or baked sea bream, Conger, horse mackerel small rice alimados, Buzios with feijoada, Octopus with rice, sardines with corn porridge, fried moray eel, fish stew, stuffed squid, grilled sardines, chicken giblets, "youth team" (corn porridge), massada de peixe, octopus salad, tripe, pork sausages and traditional pork dishes, regional sweets (donut, dreams and Almond Cake).

The Manor of Pinas of Aragon and coastline is so designated in heraldic elements appearing on the face of stone weapons. Among other distinctions consists of a noble Baroque-style building, with regional characteristics, built in the 19th century. XVI receiving upgrades, refurbishment of facade, in 1859. The North wing also includes a 16th century construction with beveled portals, traces the first family home. The main building's facade to the street of Pinas curved pediment with, involving the arms of family and sash Windows with ornate flag. The block above lies the backyard of solar all with granite dry stone walled. …

Hill on the left bank of the Andelhe River, overlooking the EN 103. There are traces of fortification, particularly of the two lines of wall that surround the village. The interior, with North-South orientation, is also the most evident, has about 3 meters wide and the filling is in Earth and gravel. The defense is still stuck in stones complemented by the northern slope and a moat on the South side, where access would be easier. This was fully excavated in the rock and part of it is now used as a path. Also features a beautiful stretch of Hadrian's …

Situated in the headwaters of the Terreiro do Paço, the Ministerium Club brings new life to one of the largest and most emblematic squares. A concept all in one that offers diverse experiences in the areas of gastronomy, music, nightlife and events. Open every Saturday, the Ministerium Club will present a programme that brings to the forefront of the electronic scene and techno DJs II until the old premises of the Ministry of finance. The resident will be occupied by the Portuguese João Maria, José Salvador, Inés Duarte and Duarte Bettencourt. In order to associate the space to the historical …

There was a passage below the street level in this area. The Madeira Street (“wood” street won this name thanks to the fact that there used to be a warehouse of wood for construction in that same place. In this area there used to exist the “Porta dos Carros”, one of the big city entrances, that disappeared when the walls of the city were destroyed.

A hiking trail that begins in Miranda do Corvo, passing through Gondramaz and the abandoned village of Cadaval. It covers approximately 7.5 kilometers and lasts between 2.5 and 3 hours. Along the way, in addition to the fauna and flora, you can delight in the charms of the preserved villages, all built of schist.

A small, 10.5 km long, pedestrian trail that lasts about 4 hours. It stretches along the southwest hillside of the Caldo River's valley. One may visit places of great religious, historical and cultural interest. A special note to the "furnas" (a kind of small geysers) and to the fojo do lobo.

Unique space of ambiental characteristics, part of the Beira Serra. It ptentializes the doing of outdoor nature activities and it has a laboratory where people can perform experimental activities, such as paper recycling. Furthermore, it also has a library and a media library with various consultation materials entirely related to the preservation of nature.