This temple with gothic origins was built in granite. The façade presents a renaissance doorway crowned by a rose window and it is sided by a tower. On the interior it is possible to observe glazed tiles from the 17th century, altarpieces in gold carving in national style and two neo – manueline confessionals.

The Ínsua Fort is situated on a rocky islet and has a form of irregular polygon. Within the walls there is a small chapel which features the primitive Romanesque temple moth. On the terraces you can see some artillery pieces of brass on iron carts.

This small fort was built by d. Pedro II in the 17th century, in order to protect the coast from attacks of the Spanish during the war of restoration. Features a star-shaped plant and four simple elevation bulwarks.

This set consists of curtains of walls and ramparts of the 18th century include the ramparts of the array and San Antonio, the wall of grace and the clock tower. The Tower, of rectangular plan, features a small terrace on which rests the Bell support. About the port that once defended the village, stands a statue of our Lady da Conceição.

A half moon shaped beach that belongs to the Natura 2000 network, with two kilometres of fine sand. Lovely landscape, with the Ínsua islet and its fortress. A part of this beach is quite rocky and on the other the population still gathers sargasso. There are several quality restaurants with delicious Minho dishes. The seaside bars are quite enjoyable during the summer nighrs.

The Seixas esplanade is a place by the Minho river, away from the hectic city life and near the calmness of the river waters, with lovely views.

From the bridge on the Coura river to the mouth of the Minho river, the river landscape is astounding. During the low tide, the Minho almost disappears and then shows the vestiges of old fishing boats. During the high tide the river reflects the green Spanish side in its waters. Those who drive along the EN 13 may enjoy the landscape, but the full magic only blooms if one is walking.

The historic area of Caminha is extremely picturesque and combines historic/medieval features with the touristic side. The Chafariz do Terreiro (1517) in the centre, the Paços do Concelho (16th century) and the Clock Tower (a medieval monument of the old defensive walls) are worth a look. The tourists that come from nearby Galicia and fill the terraces in the surrounding cafes liven up the town's centre.

The interconnection between history and modernity is in relation to the design, because, this hotel unit is simple and contemporary, with straight lines and white predominate. The high tech structure, with long glass Windows, is elevated three feet off the ground and rotates on itself until 45 degrees (twice a day), allowing the unique experience to appreciate different perspectives without exiting from the same place.

Offering superb views of the river and the sea, the Hotel Puerta del Sol Conference Center & Spa was renovated in 2010 and distributed by five floors, with a total of 92 double rooms, 3 family rooms, 1 Junior Suite with large balcony and 4 Master Suites with jacuzzi, a luxury that accompanies the new image of unity, where the design stands out. This modern hotel features 2 outdoor swimming pools (one for adults with jacuzzi and a children with water effects), a tennis court, a garden area and an excellent sun exposure. There is also a restaurant with capacity …