O Vila Galé Collection Braga nasce da reabilitação do antigo hospital de São Marcos, um imóvel datado de 1508 e edificado no local onde existia uma ermida dedicada a São Marcos, uma albergaria e um convento templário. Respeitando a vertente histórica e arquitetónica, este hotel mantém a estrutura existente e recupera alguns elementos, tanto nas zonas comuns como nos 123 quartos e suítes, dedcados a bispos que fizram parte da história da cidade. Dispõe ainda de um agradável Spa, piscina exterior, ginasio, dois restaurantes, um bar e uma adega.

O Ameal Wine & Tourism Terroir, junto a Ponte de Lima, vem complementar a oferta vínica da Quinta do Ameal. A renovação de várias casas antigas existentes na propriedade deu origem a vários alojamentos elegantes, que harmonizam bem com a grande beleza da natureza envolvente. A Casa da Vinha tem duas suites e é reservada na totalidade e no mínimo por duas noites, enquanto que a casa maior, é constituída por três suites independentes entre si, com cozinha e sala, onde existe ainda uma sala preparada para provas de vinhos, refeições, show cookings e outros eventos.

Known in the Middle Ages as the Campo do Olival (olive grove), its name is due to the bishop’s ropery, who was installed there in the XV century. In 1611, the former Campo was converted into an Alameda (lane) and, in 1865, by the hand of the German Emile David, the garden was born. In the following century, and after the cyclone’s devastation in 1941, it was replanted. With rare plants around a lake, several statues, benches and bandstand, this garden was characterized by a traditional XIX century city garden atmosphere. It was considered a Botanic garden, for the variety …

The set of the house and garden is one of the most expressive of Portuguese art from the romantic and naturalist period. The gardens, recovered in 1992, English style from the XIX century, have an exotic and romantic atmosphere with a lake and a bandstand. It also has sculptures by Portuguese artists of that time such as Bordalo Pinheiro or Columbano. Dated from 1849, the farm is also called "Quinta do Beau-Séjour". Inside is worthy of notice the decoration at the dinning room made by the brothers of Bordalo Pinheiro, working under the painter Francisco Vilaça. Enjoy the luxurious stucco …

Located about 8 km away from Penafiel, this is one of the celtic villages of the parish, named Citânia do Monte Mozinho, probably the largest in the Iberian Peninsula. It occupies a high part of the mountain, at an altitude of 408 metres. From there one can view the Marão Mountain (to the East) and the Montemuro Mountain (to the South). Elísio Ferreira started the excavations in 1943. In 1974, after a 20 years interval, they restarted and the findings are to be seen in the Municipal Museum of Penafiel. The findings confirm that there was a roman time occupation, …

Covas do Barroso Chapel, dedicated to our Lady of health, is a granite Temple of rectangular plant, East\/West-oriented. The main façade has a portal frame rectangular protruding, flanked by two square Windows, surmounted by an oculus, the gable is crowned by a cross. The back façade has docked on the wall, a plaque with inscriptions, partly illegible, "OLINGOABENEDIcTA\/QVEDOMINUM NO\/PER. ..DIXIST ...AL ...\/THE ... C..STI\/+ 1692 + "inside the high altar and two side altars, one of which has a beautiful altarpiece, painted, depicting St. Michael and the souls in purgatory. This is the chapel that are celebrated, among other things, …

The Rio Maior Salt Pans Ecomuseum is located about 3 km from the city center and nestled in a valley at the foot of the Serra dos Candeeiros, in the heart of the Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Natural Park. Classified as a Property of Public Interest since December 1997, these salt pans are the only inland salt pans in Portugal. The first reference to their existence dates back to 1177, but rock salt is thought to have been used since prehistoric times. Surrounded by vineyards and farmland, they are considered a natural wonder, as the sea is 30 km …

A Casa do Juncal, situada no centro histórico de Guimarães, é fruto da recuperação de uma casa brasonada, com traça tipicamente minhota. Combinando as caraterísticas setecentista e históricas com design, arquitetura e cultura, tornou-se num espaço confortável, tranquilo e contemporâneo. É composta por seis suítes, das quais três com mezanino e uma suíte master, com 45 m2. Tem ainda uma sala de estar, onde são servidos os pequenos-almoços (escolhidos à carta na noite anterior) e um jardim interior, que faz as delícias de quem por lá passa.

A Casa do Lagar está instalada num antigo lagar de azeite, que dá mote à decoração de todo o espaço, podendo mesmo ser observada no bar e na sala de convívio, a antiga maquinaria que efetuava o processo de transformação da azeitona em azeite. Os pormenores de requinte e sofisticação no conforto e funcionalidade estão presentes em toda a casa cujo interior pretende proporcionar momentos relaxantes a quem procura as paisagens serranas. No exterior há propostas de entretenimento e ocupação descontraídas como a piscina, o campo de minigolfe, ou ainda passeios de bicicleta pelas redondezas.

Dating back to the 16th century, this fortress has undergone several renovations over time. This fortification preserves a strong wall with ravelins and a tower and is traversed by a corridor that continues under the vault of the old tower. The reconstruction that took place in 1960 defaced the site by attempting to restore its false authenticity. In the early 20th century, the Compass Rose was discovered, drawn with stones embedded in the ground, which is believed to be contemporary with Dom Henrique. At the Sagres Fortress, in addition to enjoying the cultural heritage and stunning views over the Mareta …