Located just a kilometre from Elvas, this hostel provides an excellent alternative to rest and get to know the region. Has restaurant, swimming pool and bar. The rooms are conspicuous for the comfort and convenience.

Tipically vocationed for young people, with a simple atmosphere and fairly reasonable prices. This hostel lets one get to know the city of Faro and is also a departure point to the discovery of the Algarve coast.

Cosy and family pension, with 26 rooms and a restaurant. Around, the beauty of the landscape let guests dazzled. Enjoy getting to know the Serra do Gerês and the Peneda-Gerês National Park.

Located on the bank of the Douro River in Vila Nova de Gaia, in these wine cellars you can get to know some of the history of the famous Port wine and enjoy this tasty nectar.

In this museum one can observe the machines of the carob's grinding and those of breaking almonds, thus getting to know the cycles of production of these dried fruits and the traditional importance of the milling work in this municipality.

The Monastery's farm offers four apartments type T1, 4 stars, equipped with bedroom, living room, bathroom and kitchen. Each apartment can accommodate two people, with a possibility of extra two more because of the existing convertible equipment. Offers a symbiosis of ideal elements for a quality stay, with comfortable and homely accommodation, so characteristic in the region, enjoying the best that nature has to offer.

INATEL Vila Ruiva, of on guard, offers 32 fully-equipped rooms, bar, restaurant, swimming pool, meeting room, games room, library, Wi-Fi. A stay here provides a fragrant journey by wild Cistus, old dairies and the joy of arraial Beirão.

Trestle bridge consists of two perfect round arches, without hoist seas or guards. The cobblestone flooring features Board of granite slabs. Were probably built between the 3rd century BC and 5th century BC, and rebuilt between the 14th and 15th centuries.

Roman bridge adapted in medieval times, transformed into a trestle deck bridge with two full arches. It has a perfect round arch of cushioned staves and a small side arch. Even today it retains the original floor made up of large slabs and stone guards.

A reference point on the "island itinerary", Marina da Horta is the most important in the Azores and the fourth most visited marina in the world. Protected to the south by Monte de Guia and to the north by Ponta da Espalamanca, it is in a privileged location against the winds and is an almost obligatory passage for vessels traveling from the Caribbean to the Mediterranean, in the middle of the North Atlantic. A highlight is the colorful paintings that visitors leave on the marina's wall, which turn it into a huge open-air painting gallery. The friendly welcome to these …