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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...

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

Pedestrien route by the Traditional CityPóvoa's parchment records go back over a thousand years: the oldest documentary reference is dated 953 and is found...

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,...

This temple has its roots in a modest chapel from the Reconquest time which was rebuilt at the end of the 11th c., under D. Henrique and D. Teresa. The...

The AlibaBar Restaurant is a cozy space with buffet service characterized by a huge variety of the best flavors. In addition to the daily buffet, better...

Chapel integrated into a coastal fortress, which began to be built in 1701. It was blessed in 1743, by order and at the expense of the royal...

Weekly Rest Day: Open every dayEsplanadeMeans of Payment: Cash, ATM and Visa

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,...

The "Casa da Ramada" Restaurant has a long tradition of typical Portuguese food, from cod to roast kid, among other specialties.

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...