In the restaurant the fisherman, at Mação, more than half the fish that arrive at the table are fished by the owners of the House. Fried with rice, shrimp Gumbo, is guaranteed here only serves the fresher the river gives. Served with bread and salad, Roe opts for the Flathead (6,50 €), Lucius (€7,50), Shad (€ 9) or by a mixed fish, € 8. When the heat comes also comes the Esplanade, with snacks to accompany.

Abriu em 2015, no lugar do antigo Kabra’s e preserva a experiência de mais de 30 anos em restauração. Isso explica o bom funcionamento da cozinha e os valores tradicionais bem presentes no tempero das iguarias que aqui se servem. Com uma ementa especialmente dedicada ao peixe de rio, que chega todos os dias pela mão dos pescadores, como as carpas, a fataça e o sável tornam esta opção escolhas óbvias para quem procura qualidade e frescura. Na época certa, a lampreia também reúne muitos apreciadores, bem como os pratos de caça, que ocupam lugar de destaque na carta.

This primitive temple was built on the III century and rebuilt on the XVI/XVII centuries. In 1987 the church body was demolished and in 1988 it was inaugurated the new temple.

Building built in 1994 by architect Pardal Monteiro.

Building constructed between 1928 and 1953.

Bourgeois house built by Francisco Pina Hawk in the second half of the 19th century. Features two floors and a U-shaped plan which opens onto an interior courtyard. Highlighting some paintings contemporary tile patterns that repeat.

Bridge probably built between the 1st century BC and the 1st century a.d., the present Roman and Gothic architecture features. It consists of two round arches, one reinforced with a broken arch, and a rampant tray with railing.

Bourgeois House probably built in the second half of the 19th century. This is a set of various bodies adossados with different volumes and finials. Features romantic architecture, and classical neomedieval.

Roman bridge of three arches, probably built between the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD. Features a tray right flanked by parapets, and the sides, carved-seas threads.