In broad green wine route, at the gates of the Douro and a stone's throw from the River Douro, open the gates of a farm to which it was assigned the name of Casa Grande de Pinheiro. This centenary building, made of history and true to its 18th century style architecture, was once a Manor House. Consisting of five rooms, four doubles and a single, have different names but with a common thread: the simplicity of the finer things in life. The rooms are decorated with comfort and good taste. Four of them with a balcony, with views to the …

Water Hotels in Mondim de Basto, is a unit with 44 rooms, all comfortably decorated and with a great balcony, ideal to enjoy the stunning landscape. The surrounding space is still five villas 2 bedrooms, ideal for a family vacation, and a multipurpose area, conducive to sports practice. In this tourist resort, with about two hundred and fifty hectares of total area, the presence of water is a constant, and there are three small lakes and can be seen in the distance the river Tâmega. The hotel also offers Babysitting service by marking and kids club. In the hotel restaurant, …

The municipality of Carrazeda de Ansiães maintains many aspects of cultural and natural interest that continue to justify a visit, but without a doubt the fact that part of its region is classified as a World Heritage Site - the Alto Douro Wine Region, gives special emphasis to these landscapes. The Douro Route, passing by some of the most important monuments in the municipality (Fountain of Sereias, Pillory, Main Church, Selores House, etc.), through breathtaking landscapes, with the support of high quality gastronomy and wines, represents one of the municipality's ex-libris worthing a visit to appreciate these "pure beauties".

As incríveis vistas sobre a encosta da enorme falésia até à Fajã dos Padres marcam o percurso deste Teleférico da Fajã dos Padres. Ao longo de 4 minutos e 250 metros, proporciona uma viagem sobre a costa sul da Ilha da Madeira e a pequena baía da Fajã, local onde existem inúmeras plantações vitícolas. O transporte garante o acesso à zona balnear e ao pequeno restaurante ali existente.

This village was considered the most typical in the Ribatejo region, as it still preserves some of its traditional customs. It is located in the countryside, where cereal crops predominate and is bordered by olive groves. Here you can see the hermitage of São José, the Chapel of Espírito Santo with its Juncal faience jars, the Chapel of Santa Maria de Almonda, with an interesting architectural design, the parish church, some manor houses, courtyards and terraced houses. The typical campino and fisherman costumes are characteristic of this region. This area offers pleasant walks and offers conditions for canoeing.

A rustic village that is famous for its beaches. The houses feature popular Portuguese architecture dating back to the 18th century, built to shelter the families that were left without a home at the time of the earthquake (1755). Egarding the monuments, a special note to the Mother Church, the Marquês de Pombal Square and, in the Ilha do Pessegueiro (Peach Tree Island), the Pessegueiro Fortress, of the 17th century and the Church of Our Lady of Queimada (14th century). Concerning the craftswork activities of the region, a special note to fishing, leather artefacts, wood artefacts, paper artefacts, silk painting …

Built at the location of an old castro (a celtic village), near the Távora river, the romanesque Mother Church of Saint John the Baptist stands out, with its portal and its archivolts, the niches, the carvings and a visigoth chapiter. On the lovely and well preserved square, one finds the pillory (Public Interest Construction). A special note to the houses of Comenda da Ordem de Malta and of the Barons of Moçâmedes, the Carvalhos Manor, the bridges on the Medreiro and Abade rivers, the Fountain of the Chafurdo da Ponte do Rio and the Monaster's Convent as well. The local …

In the Centre of Lisbon, the Epic Sana Lisboa Hotel opened in March 2013 and introduces a service tailored to your five stars. Decorated by Teresa Leonidas, the hotel distinguishes itself by the dimension of the common areas, which are part two restaurants: the Fleur de Lis, with national and international menu signed by Chef Patrick Lefeuvre, and the Switch (with à la carte service). At the top of the hotel is the Up Scale Bar with "infinity pool" around a heated pool with a waterfall and a superb view over the Tagus River. In the Wellness spa works Sayanna …

The House Ordinance, at Tarouca, is a granite House, recovered in 2002, from rustic moth, located at 50 meters from the monastery of São João de Tarouca, founded in 1139. Given the proximity to one of the tributaries of the Duero River, the river Varosa, activities favour contact with nature. Offers 6 double rooms, 3 with en-suite bathrooms, a main kitchen and another in support of the Hall and the courtyard, a lounge, a TV lounge, games room and 1 2000 m 2 garden and farming land. The House Ordinance is integrated into the Cistercian Routes.

Romantic garden from the XIX century with the walkway built over the remains of the Águas Livres walls. It was later covered with Portuguese stone pavement, got a fountain from the Bemposta palace and, in 1904, a monument to Eduardo Coelho, founder of the newspaper Diário de Notícias. Close to the railing, a glazed tiles panel by Fred Kradolfer (1952) subtitles the landscape observed at the belvedere. It has a grove with dense vegetation, flowerbeds and statuary from the Greek-Roman mythology. At the lower section of the garden are French style busts, inspired on “Os lusíadas” and a sports field.