Where To Stay

Japanese restaurants Sakura have been in Portugal since 1998, are dedicated to Japanese cuisine with emphasis on Sushi and Sashimi and Teppanyaki, being...

The front arch, designed in 1790/91 by the French engineer Reinaldo Oudinot, suggests the architectonic and decorative structure of the Oporto English...

Restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and original decoration, with a menu that includes varied snacks, located in one of the most emblematic areas of the city,...

Born in 1817 and died in 1884, this is, without a doubt, the most emblematic in the wide gallery of heroes of the region. Simple men, fishermen by trade,...

Family restaurant, with traditional cuisine, where the fish is King and Lord!

Temple designed by Eng. Guilherme de Almeida Fernando, built between 1952 and 1962.It is a large contemporary church, following a stylized neo-Gothic...

A rustic and modern restaurant the Tio Pepe invites you to sit down at the table and challenges you to prove the many delicacie.

This beautiful neo-classical building was built between 1930 and 1934 (designed by José Coelho and Rogério Azevedo). It was clearly influenced by the French...

Located in one of the towers of the old municipal market, the Torreão Café restaurant stands out for the high quality of its snack bar service.

This broad avenue runs parallel to the beach, and is ideal for relaxed strolls and bicycle rides, for which a special cycle path has been marked out. The...

Japanese restaurants Sakura have been in Portugal since 1998, are dedicated to Japanese cuisine with emphasis on Sushi and Sashimi and Teppanyaki, being...

Large basilica and with an ambitious eclectic design, dated from 1889, it was conceived by Father António Domingues Ferreira, professor of drawing at the...