Where To Stay

Traditional Portuguese cuisine

A Public Fountainwith two spouts, built in 1855 and re-clad in 1955 with a tile panel representing the passage from the Bible, “The Good Samaritan”.

Cozy restaurant located in the heart of the city, whose specialty are the “francesinhas” and the sandwiches in Alentejo bread.

Despite major transformations it has undergone over the centuries, the parish church of Gandra still has some characteristics that seem to point to a Roman...

The fish from our sea lamprey and the rojões are certainly delicacies  with the deserts we prepared especially for you.

The manufacture of bobbins lace in Vila do Conde dates at least from the sixteenth century, affirming itself, over time, as one of the most significant...

Restaurant specialized in snack service, with a varied offer in a pleasant space and located in the north of the city, next to E.N. 13.

Located at the roundabout that embraces Rua dos Benguiados and  Julius Saul Dias Avenue, it is a work written by Jaime Azinheira. It was inaugurated in...

Opening hours - 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.

Inaugurated on the 28th of June 1997, this monument evokes the fish market, depicting a group of women at work. It is a tribute to the Póvoa fishwife, who...

Restaurant inside of an historic monument, specialising in traditional portuguese snacks and tapas. Small and cosy restaurant, sits around 16 people. For...

Comprehending   a stone column standing on steps, with an armilar sphere on the top of the shaft, the badge of the King D. Manuel who gave autonomy to Póvoa...