Casa Mãe da Rota dos Vinhos is located in the heart of Vila de Palmela and its main objective is to promote wines from the Setúbal Peninsula/Costa Azul. It is an old cellar restored for this purpose that displays products, sells and offers wine tastings. Here you can taste the best of what this region has to offer: the fruity white wines, the young rosés, the full-bodied Castelão reds and the Moscatéis de Setúbal. In addition to wine, this house also offers regional cakes, honey, jams and cheese from Azeitão.

The living room, nobly decorated, has big tables, a fireplace for the winter and a balcony facing the ocean, creating a romantic and fanciful atmosphere. The service of dishes is never repeated from confection to confection, creating a visual delight, followed by the gustatory one. Highlighting a dish is impossible, because the menu changes weekly, because here it is not the product that rules, but what is created from it – today is fish, tomorrow is meat, and nothing is eternal. The wine list is certainly a paradise for oenophiles, not only the Portuguese but also of the four corners …

Cottage located in the small mountain village of Travanca, in the Montesinho Natural Park. This home has been remodeled, offering transmontana typically currently two options: the main house, with five bedrooms, lounge, living room, kitchen and terrace, and a smaller House with a bedroom, a kitchenette and a porch. In both House can prepare meals in the wood-burning oven in the fireplace or the old-fashioned way, with a pot.

The Museum is made up of three rooms with a total area of around 232 m2, dedicated to three themes: Earth, House and Water, representative activities of Murtosa. It displays objects linked to land preparation, harvesting, fishing, sargassum harvesting, food, spinning and weaving, transport, work and party clothing, household contents, lighting, miniature boats, religious objects and musical instruments.

The building consists of two sections with sober and well-proportioned lines, already revealing a neoclassical taste. In 1802, the two lateral sections were linked by a large triumphal arch, commemorating the visit of D. João IV. Inside, the highlight is a room with mural paintings, of the Pillement type, and the Convention Room, with maritime and mythological scenes. It was transformed into a hotel, but maintains its original design.

A small rustic cafe/restaurant decorated very simply and with a youthful atmosphere. The students who often come here usually have the house's speciality, the sangria.

Also known as Madeira Cathedral, this disco is attended mainly by young people. Here have been well known names of dance music, national and international.

Here one can read and borrow papers and magazines, monographies, audiovisual documents and multimedia that belong to the adult and children/youngsters areas. There are computers and reading sessions.

This is a Belle Époque building with azulejos (tiles) panels on the inside and also on the outside. Here you will find books related to music, as well as ancient musical instruments.

Ancient water mills that currently act as environmental education center. Here you can see an exhibit about the urban requalification program and Environmental Recovery.