Where To Stay

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

Built from 1777 on by order of the Bishop of Lamego D. Manuel Vasconcelos Pereira, this is a typical Neo-classical manor house. To the south, and facing the...

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.

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...

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

These narrow little streets, clean and simple, make up a pleasant landscape which is further enhanced by the traditional lanterns.

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

The S. José de Ribamar albergue for pilgrims opened in 2013 as another alternative for pilgrims travelling to Santiago de Compostela, especially those who...

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

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 perfect symbiosis of the contemporary with history, the perfect fusion of magnificent cocktails, with the pleasures of Asian cuisine.Follow our...

Alexandrina Maria da Costa was born in Balasar on 30th March 1904 and died in the same village on 13th October 1955. She was always considered to be a saint...