Located on the Antas area, this hotel underwent renovations in 2010, featuring more modern and sophisticated spaces now. It has 41 rooms and three meeting rooms with capacity for 70 people.

The hermitage with the same name was built on a rock, now a belvedere with amazing sea views. Very near, one finds the ruins of the roman dam of Ponte dos Mouros (The Moors Bridge).

It is a fortified settlement located on a small hill where there are cultivated land now abandoned. You can still observe remains of walls of interpretation difficult. It is also referred to as Castro Head.

Built during D. João IV’s reign to defend the fishing centre of Burgau, this fort is now in a bad state of ruins. Traces of the original defensive walls can still be seen.

This former snack-bar is now a restaurant with a pleasant ambience and some cultural exhibitions and gastronomic weeks. The menu has a large variety of well prepared dishes. Quality wine list.

It was built to be the headquarters of the Ordem de São Francisco but, in 1832, during the Porto Siege, it almost all destroyed by a fire. The Banco de Portugal (national Portuguese bank), Banco de Lisboa at the time, bought and repaired it. Its name comes from the fact it was once the headquarters of the insurance company Douro.

This space welcomes the presentation of new books, recitals and poets reunions. There is a small auditorium and letters, manuscripts, translations and rare printings of the poet, as well as several portraits signed by artists such as Auusto Gomes, Júlio Resende, Armando Alves, José Rodrigues and Lagoa Henriques.

The Wide Door restaurant, located in Cova da Piedade, Almada, regales us with a regional cuisine. Recognized for the quality of service and care, presents a letter where grilled meats and fresh fish are highlighted. Wide door also has a valency of snack bar.

It is believed that the primitive building was built in the 14th century, working at the time as a watchtower. It was later remodeled in 1573, suffering more reconstructions in the following centuries. It consists of a longitudinal plan composed, with a single nave and a square chancel, with coverage in fake wooden barrel vault on the ship and in "alfarge" style in the chancel. Despite medieval origin, the Church denotes a large Renaissance influence.

The Escaroupim campsite, situated on the banks of the Tagus River, is a green space, ideal to enjoy holidays in contact with nature. Here you have the possibility to make excursions along the banks of the Tagus River, enjoying the beautiful scenery that surrounds this space. Visit the House of Cadaval and the ethnographic museum, must-see attractions.