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...

Small restaurant really cosy with a very familiar surrounding.Specialized in fish from our coast and shellfish.Selected wines from all over the...

Igreja Da Lapa (Lapa Church), which dates from 1772 - a simple and modest church, just like the fishing community which had it built and which here worship...

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

Manueline Cross based on a square mound with four steps. It is composed of a smooth cylindrical column, with a stone coat of arms on top. A parallelepiped...

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

This large square, located in the seaside heart of the city, was drastically refurbished in 1998, which helped further strengthen its position as a popular...

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

"Monumento a S. Pedro" (Monument to St. Peter)which was erected in 1996 on the spot where the ties between S. Pedro and his loyal Poveiros is best expressed...

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

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...