1. Santa Susana (Alcácer do Sal)

With typical Alentejo architecture, the village of Santa Susana stands out for the presence of ground floor houses, all whitewashed with blue bar and large chimneys. Located between two streams, tributaries of the right bank of the Alcáçovas stream, it is 15 km from the county seat.

 



 

Porto Covo (Sines)

Inserted in the privileged Southwest Alentejo and Costa Vicentina Natural Park, the quiet village of Porto Covo has managed over the years to preserve all the traditional features that give it such beauty.

 



 

Blur

Estorãos is a small Minho village located about six kilometers from Ponte de Lima where runs the river that gives it its name. The waters from the top of the Arga mountain range meander through pine trees, vineyards and manicured fields creating small lakes and dams where trout and lamprey hide from tourists and fishermen.

 

Soajo

Soajo, one of the most typical Portuguese villages, belongs to the municipality of Arcos de Valdevez and is located on one of the hills of the Peneda mountain range, inserted in the Peneda-Gerês National Park. The village was a town and county seat between 1514 and the mid-nineteenth century, but its history begins much earlier, as evidenced by the Rupestre do Gião Sanctuary in the Soajo mountain range, and the numerous tapirs and papayas that exist in this area.

 

 

Beautiful

Lindoso is the largest parish of Ponte da Barca municipality, which is 25 km from the headquarters, belongs to the district of Viana do Castelo, borders Spain and has about 1300 inhabitants.

 



Gimonde 

Located in the municipality of Bragança, Gimonde offers to those who visit it the best and most genuine of the transmontana cold earth, always with the human warmth and the art of welcoming of its inhabitants.

 

Rio de Onor

Covering a considerable area, included in the perimeter of the Montesinho Natural Park, Rio de Onor shares its name with the river that flows through it, in a north-south direction, becoming later tributary of the Sabor.

 

Montesinho

Typical transmontane village, located in the foothills of the Serra de Montesinho, in the Montesinho Natural Park and about 1030m altitude. This typical transmontana village has been progressively restored for its tourist use.

 



 

Beira Linhares (Celorico da Beira)

Located on the western slope of Serra da Estrela, Linhares da Beira was originally from a Lusitanian castro. In fact, the Hermínio Montes (this was the Lusitanian name of Serra da Estrela), with its pastures, abundance of waters and the protective setting of the mountain was one of the places inhabited by this Iberian tribe, of which many Portuguese consider themselves descendants.

 

Head (Seia)

In the middle of Serra da Estrela we find the village of Cabeça, a picturesque village where the shale houses predominate, a place full of charms and stories that is worth unraveling.

 

Vasco Esteves From Above (Seia)

Located in the parish of Alvoco da Serra, Seia. There were several names to distinguish him from his namesake: Vasco Esteves do Cabo, from there, d Alem and finally Vasco Esteves de Cima.

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