The Santiago Tower marks one of the medieval watch-box and one of the city entrances. It still maintains its medieval air, which contrasts with the rocaille decoration that covers the North front. The chapel’s construction was ordered to thank the Virgin the fact that the college suffered no damages during the earthquake in 1755.

Simple space located in the Chiado, working as a restaurant, café and bar. Austrian style, this Viennese coffee house serves traditional Austrian dishes. Also be sure to taste the typical Austrian pastries, like Apfelstrudel and the Sachertorte. On weekends, they serve brunch of 11:0 at 7:0 pm.

A company that makes and repairs leather articles for horse riding and hunting. They specialize in veal boots, saddles, jackets of the Alentejo region and others.

Space to make remember the excellent houses\/pubs of London. Here you can also find out of hours an excellent meal.

Church decorated with figured polychrome tiles. Beautiful colors and eye-catching images that make this church the pride of the parish among visitors.

An Italian restaurant with carefully selected recipes, several types of pizzas and pastas, all prepared in the oven. It also makes home deliveries.

Modern and pleasant space with large Windows that make the room bright and welcoming. It mainly serves Italian dishes, especially the pizzas and to folders.

Large church with a Bell Tower and stained glass Windows above the main door. The main elevation has blue and white tiles.

Castro do Zambujal is one of the largest Chalcolithic settlements in Western Europe. The fortification is strategically located on a plateau, at the foot of which runs the Ribeira de Pedrulhos, a tributary of the Sizandro River. The central nucleus of the village is characterized by walls with a thickness of more than 15 meters. It is denoted that it was a society that lived from cereals and cattle raising, and that knew how to smelt copper and market it.

Built by King João IV in 1647, this fort was part of the defensive system of the Tagus River mouth. Over the centuries, it has been used and adapted in various ways, including as a customs post, a youth sailing center, and a youth hostel.