É um dos miradouros mais bonitos de toda a região duriense, o miradouro de S. Leonardo, onde Miguel Torga “mergulhava” no rio e se embrenhava na paisagem magnânima deste “Doiro sublimado”

A Área de Recreio e Lazer das Azenhas D’El Rei e Centro Náutico é constituída por praia ( zona de areal, zona de prado, zona de sombras, posto de socorro e vigilância, acesso à água para pessoas com

Com uma vista de excelência sobre o vale circundante, o Caramulinho é um local de grande paz de espírito e beleza natural, onde se pode observar o grande encanto da Serra do Caramulo.

A mata, que é metade floresta e metade mato, transporta todos os visitantes até um espaço de sonho. Um dos grandes responsáveis por este lugar único foi a Ordem dos Carmelitas Descalços que escolheu,

Constitui-se num círculo de pedras pré-histórico (cromeleque) com 95 monólitos de pedra. É o mais importante monumento megalítico do seu tipo na Península Ibérica e um dos mais relevantes da Europa.

O Santuário de Nossa Senhora dos Remédios localiza-se na freguesia da Sé, cidade e município de Lamego, distrito de Viseu, em Portugal. O santuário está no topo do monte de Santo Estêvão.

The scouts' center of Portugal. A remote and frozen place in time; an uninhabited village, where the natural landscapes are a delight for the eyes of all visitors who decide to venture along its trail

Paiva Walkways are located on the left bank of the Paiva River, in Arouca municipality, Aveiro, Portugal. They are 8 km that provide a walk "untouched", surrounded by unique beauty of landscapes,

This secluded area in the Serra da Lousã Mountains is centred on a quaint village that dates from the 17th century. Modest guesthouses mingle with stone cottages along the narrow pedestrian lanes.

The Poço Azul (Blue Well) is a rocky space with crystal clear waters, small wtaerfalls and a rather deepm lagoon where one may swim. It is signalized and it is easy to reach.

Easy access to Paiva River, this location has a small sand beach and an unfortunately degraded old Roman bridge. It is great for people to relax, swim in the river and jumping from the stones at different levels

Venha desfrutar da calma do Alentejo. Entre as planícies e a praia, com o Castelo de Monsaraz ao fundo está a Casa da Orada. Numa aldeia tranquila e muito simpática, a Casa da Orada tem 2 quartos, varanda, 1 wc, sala com kitchenette e 1 terraço para usufruir dos entardeceres alentejanos da melhor forma. É o local ideal para repor as suas energias!

Restaurante de comida regional, Mercearia tradicional com produtos biológicos, enchidos e doces.

Pratos por encomenda:- cabrito ou vitela assados no forno a lenha;- pica no chão (galo de cabidela)

The combination of a Hotel, a Restaurant and a Museum, totally dedicated to chocolate, so you can discover its origins, its history, curiosities and unforgettable flavor's. A century old building, where chocolate was once produced and from where a sweet aroma used to emerge all over the city, is today a newly restored building that keeps its history and memories alive, but with a new purpose. Today, the production is of unique experiences totally dedicated to chocolate.

The locals appreciate and are proud of the area surrounding S. Macário, a very strong sign of the uniqueness of the place. Portal do inferno (The gate of hell) is just 5 kilometres away

Covão dos Conchos is an artificial lake in the Serra da Estrela mountains in Portugal that is famous for its Bell-mouth spillway.

"The Diocesan Sanctuary of the Sacred Heart of Jesus", also referred to as "Sanctuary of Monte de Santa Luzia", is a Catholic Christian sanctuary located on top of Monte de Santa Luzia, in the district of Viana do Castelo.   Built between the years 1904-1959, the sanctuary's main characteristic is the plan in the shape of a Greek cross, with elements in neo-romantic, neo-gothic and byzantine style, in an eclectic and revivalist taste that marked the turn of the century.

"Bragança Castle" was built in the 13th century in the Gothic style. It was classified as a National Monument and is located in the parish of Sé, Santa Maria and Meixedo, in the historic center of the city of Bragança. It is known by the ancient legend the "Legend of the Princess's Tower".

Rio de Onor is one of the most emblematic villages in Bragança and in the Montesinho Natural Park, having been elected, in 2017, the 7th Wonder of Portugal – village in a protected area. Crossed by the border with Spain, on one side, is Rio de Onor, on the other, Rihonor de Castilla, which is why they say “one village, two countries”!

" The Montesinho Natural Park" concentrates 80% of the mammals in Portugal and has a very rich fauna (240 species of vertebrates, of which 150 are birds, as well as otters, wolves, deer and roe deer) and a very distinct flora throughout the four seasons of the year. There is a range of diversified options ranging from pedestrian and mountain bike trails, to horseback riding or camping. During the month of September, it is almost mandatory to listen to the roar of the deer (call of the males for mating) and their movements in groups.

"The Museum of the Abade of Baçal" was created on November 13, 1915 under the name of Bragança Regional Museum of Works of Art, Archaeological and Numismatics. The main collections that make up the collection of the Abade Baçal Museum are Archaeology, Epigraphy, Sacred Art, Painting, Goldsmithing, Numismatics, Furniture and Ethnography. Standing out in painting are paintings by José Malhoa, Abel Salazar and a set of around 70 drawings by Almada Negreiros.

Founded in 1458, this former female Dominican convent where Saint Joana Princesa lived reflects the experience of the community of nuns over about four centuries, with different architectural styles. The notable collections of the Museum of Aveiro of sacred themes or functions include painting, sculpture, carving, tiles, jewellery, furniture and vestments. They mostly come from the Convent of Jesus or other extinct convents in the city and the country and document different eras, from the 15th to the 20th century, with relevance to the Baroque period.

Peaceful, beautifully landscaped 19th century urban park with an art nouveau bandstand, ponds and picnic tables.

On this bridge it is possible to place the so-called ties of friendship and it gained this popular designation due to the informal initiative of two students from the University of Aveiro who, in 2004, began to hang ties on the guardrails of the wooden bridge, as a symbol of love or friendship, leaving the challenge to anyone passing by to repeat the gesture.

"The Salinas de Aveiro" are a vast area of ​​salt exploration located in the Ria de Aveiro, District of Aveiro, in the Central Region of Portugal. On this tour you will not only be able to appreciate the beauty of the Salinas, but also to appreciate the birds that live next to them, appreciate the work of "marnotos" (man responsible for the extraction of artisanal salt using wooden implements), they are one of the main points of the history of Aveiro. The visit has an estimated duration of 45 minutes.

The construction of the current "Sé da Guarda" dates back to the end of the 14th century, during the reign of King João I. Building successively rebuilt, revealing an amalgamation of styles, which marked the 14, 15 and 16 centuries, from the Romanesque persistence to the existence of Gothic, Manueline and Mannerism, with the Baroque decoration it maintained disappearing, in the light of purist restoration ideals.

"Poço do Inferno", as its name implies, is a well, or a small lake in the heart of Serra da Estrela. This natural waterfall is about 10 meters high and turns into ice in the harshest winters. You need to walk a trail to get to it. Normally, the car will not have access. It might be interesting for those who like to walk around.

"WILDLIFE PORTUGAL is a portuguese nature tourism and wildlife photography business, operating in Portugal. WILDLIFE PORTUGAL organizes specific programs for the observation and interpretation of nature (birdwatching, wildflowers, butterflies, for example), hiking, photographic tours and wildlife photography – which includes photographic hides."

Visiting Loriga, in the municipality of Seia, is visiting one of the most exciting villages in Serra da Estrela. The amazing landscapes of its geographical location have earned it the nickname of “Portuguese Switzerland” For lovers of trails and pedestrian routes, Loriga offers many hiking alternatives and the wonderful river beach of Loriga and the photogenic terraces that surround the village.

"Portugal dos Pequenitos", considered the first theme park in the country, is a playful and educational space of a very pleasant and fun historical nature to spend a day with the family. Kids here have an excellent opportunity to have fun in houses and monuments of their size.

The university was founded, in 1290 by King Dinis, 733 years ago, is among the oldest universities in continuous operation in the world, the oldest in Portugal. For anyone who is a fan of Harry Potter, will associate the environments, the decoration, the magnificent shelves and the volumes with noble bindings, the descriptions contained in J. K. Rowling's books and even the current uniforms of the students. The author, who lived in Portugal, got much of her inspiration from this University.

Serra da Lousã is a mountain range in mainland Portugal, with an altitude of 1205 meters at its highest point. It combines the cultural and natural aspects of the Schist Villages in a unique way. Here you can find almost half of the villages in the network. Its landscape offers countless leisure possibilities.

Monsanto, is one of the historic villages of Portugal and one that is distinguished as being the “most Portuguese in Portugal”. With traces of human presence since the Paleolithic era, Monsanto was donated by the king D. Afonso Henriques to the Knights Templar after its conquest from the Moors in 1165.

This beach was one of the finalists in the 7 Wonders of Portugal competition. On the way to the beach you can stop at the viewpoint of Penedo Furado where you can enjoy the beautiful landscape over the green hillside. Next to the river beach of Penedo Furado, be sure to also visit the “Bicha Pintada”, a fossil estimated to be over 480 million years old, inserted on top of a layer of quartzite.

Elected as one of the 7 wonders of Portugal and classified by Unesco as a World Heritage Site the Monastery of Batalha was built between 1387 and 1388 and it's located in the Municipality of Batalha. This Municipality is about 100 kilometers from Lisbon and has its Monastery, the main tourist point. The Monastery of Batalha took almost two centuries to build and the architecture is considered as late Gothic or Manueline in Portugal.

An adventure company that wants to bring together friends, old friends, friends from work, school, and for those who want to make new friends. With various activities such as Bubble Soccer, Water Activities, Natural Climbing, Pedestrian Route, etc.

"The Serra de São Mamede Natural Park" is located in the District of Portalegre . It was the first region in the country to study rock art in detail. One of its great riches is the fauna and flora. Here we can find deer, wild boar, vultures, kites, vultures, genets and otters. Also in this nature reserve we can find one of the largest colonies of bats in Europe.

Also known as the Concha (shell), the bay of São Martinho do Porto arises with the progressive silting up of the old lagoon, being nowadays a beach of distinct beauty in the shape of a shell. The Atlantic Ocean flows between the Morros do Farol and Morros de Sant’Ana. Today it is a place for family walks, par excellence, with a waterfront that runs along the entire beach. The area is quite lively during the bathing season. For those who like to camp there are two campsites about 3 minutes from the front of the beach.

Nazaré became world famous for the giant waves that form in the Nazaré Canyon. But this city in Portugal offers other attractions that give even more reasons to visit. Nazaré beach is a neighborhood, by the sea, of one of the most traditional Portuguese fishing villages, Nazaré, with the most popular bathing beach on the west coast, in the Centro region, where you can still find, on the sand, some women dressed in the traditional costume of seven skirts, taking care of the fish that dries in the sun, lined up on stilts.

Local Restaurant with traditional dishes. Most ingredients are from the region.