King Dinis ordered the construction of these walls and the castle, composed of crenellated walls, turrets, a large keep, moats, and a barbican. In 1580, during the Philippine occupations, the castle suffered considerable damage. Thirteen turrets and three gates are preserved, one of which is the Gate of Treason. Of particular note are the turrets, the ruins of the Palace of Cristóvão de Moura, and the urban layout within the walls.

Quinta de São José dos Montes is inserted into the largest maritime pine forest stains of the Iberian Peninsula, in the region to take. The stunning views from the porch, allows visitors to observe various animals in their natural habitat, as well as farm animals. On the right bank of the albufeira of Castelo do Bode, are the three apartments that make up this Thursday and that are arranged around a courtyard with pool, lounge and dining room and a porch with barbecue for moments of pure leisure and fun in contact with nature. In another area of the farm …

Downtown Faro is a true shopping mall in the open, with an architecture of great beauty. Here you will find famous shops which give animation to the space and offer diversified products. Let us highlight the Street Dom Francisco Gomes, a pedestrian street, paved with typical motifs on the floor, where one can find traditional commerce all around.

Short route, intended to be done on foot or by 4X4, with a length of around eleven kilometers. It takes five hours on foot or an hour and a half in a 4X4. It starts and ends at the Rural Interpretation Center in the village of Bruçó (where you can purchase products made with chestnuts), traveling through land occupied by chestnut trees, with emphasis on a century-old chestnut tree.

A place where olive oil, wine, and cereal production, small businesses, and pastoralism are prominent. Among its architectural heritage, the most notable monuments are the Roman bridge (a National Monument), the Roman dam, the chapel of St. Sebastian, the chapel of Senhor da Ladeira, the old town hall building, and the jail. Crafts include cork, lace, and oak chairs.

In this small village of shale community life still exists and to testify, nothing better than visiting the community oven. The network design of schist Villages came to invigorate this site, once almost asleep. There is, incidentally, one of the schist villages shops, where you can acquire handicraft products of these dope villages. Also be sure to visit the House of Arts and crafts.

Rustic house dating from the 19TH century, located in the Natural Park of Douro, near the Spanish border. It offers seven charming rooms and a luxurious suite, spread over two houses. All rooms have direct access to the pool and the garden, highlighting the fact that this farm to be integrated on a farm with 10 acres. There is also a small shop with typical products of the region.

It is known locally as "praça" (square) and is a building, inaugurated in 1947, that occupies a vast area, very close to the city center. There you can find fresh products such as fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, bread, and food establishments. The headquarters of the Association of Portuguese Wine Municipalities is located in its tower, and on one of its sides there is a very pleasant spot, the Duck Pond.

Installed in the old Loiça de Sacavém factory, this space has two temporary exhibition rooms. Here you can enjoy exhibitions on ceramic work and production, highlighting the existence of a kiln built in the 19th century, in addition to the materials and techniques used in manufacturing. It also has a documentation center on Industrial History, with emphasis on the Loiça de Sacavém factory.

Three old deactivated and well-maintained windmills found on the river beach of Alburrica. The group consists of the Giant Windmill, Windmills of Spring (both built in 1852 by José Pedro da Costa) and the Windmill Poente built in the same year by José Francisco da Costa. These specimens fed with flour the ovens of the largest manufacturing unit of biscuit production in the country.