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Cuisine: Typical and Tradicional FoodSpecialites: Cabidela Rice, Sausages, Beans à Portuguesa, Sirloin turkeyCapacity: 22Persons (1 Room)Schedule: 12h00 -...

Casa do Adro is a small palace that belongs to the Almeida family. It was built in 1605 by Baltazar de Almeida Camelo. Worth noting in this magnificent...

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.

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

A Taskinha ? restaurant specialising in traditional Portuguese gastronomy, snacks and tapas. With a bit of everything for everyone, this small and cosy...

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...

The "Bodegão" group exists since 1992 with the restaurant, brewery and snack bar "Nosso Café", in Póvoa de Varzim. The Bodegão concept emerged in 1994 with...

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...

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

At the entrance to the fishing port you can admire the "Monumento ao Pescador" (Monument To The Fisherman) by João Cutileiro, .

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 church is based on an older church which had existed on this spot since the 16th century, sacred to S. Roque. However, the growing cult of S. Tiago...