O Restaurante Ginja e Petiscos destaca-se a espetada com carne fresca, para além da costeleta de vaca, entremeada de porco, secretos de porco e o bacalhau na brasa, bolo do caco com manteiga de alho e muito mais.

O restaurante Bom de Sal, situado no Porto, está aberto todos os dias para almoços e jantares. Aqui confeciona-se comida tradicional portuguesa, mas não só. O Bom de Sal tem à disposição dos seus cliente um sushi bar.

A cafetaria Mensagem, integrada no moderno e sofisticado Altis Belém Hotel & SPA, localizada à beira Tejo, aposta nas refeições ligeiras, ao que chama cozinha intemporal do mundo. Dispõe de uma agradável esplanada com vista panorâmica sobre a marina e o rio.

Com a Ria Formosa a dois passos, o restaurante Sushi Pearl fica próximo do cais de embarque para este local de rara beleza. Além de poder degustar as iguarias nipónicas, fresquíssimas, também podre levar uma variedade de pratos japoneses para casa.

Com vista privilegiada sobre o mar, o Peixoco aposta na qualidade e na sazonalidade dos produtos locais, com destaque para o peixe, marisco e vegetais. A carta muda três vezes por ano, de acordo com os ingredientes da época.

Roman ruins located at the foot of Monte da Senhora do Castelo, an old fortified castro from the Iron Age. The archaeological structures that are uncovered constitute an inn, what the Romans called "mansio". It sheltered and welcomed passers-by who traveled throughout the empire and rested there, enjoying a relaxing bath in its private spa.

This building, dating back to the 18th century and also known as Casa do Cimo da Vila (House of the Top of the Village), has a chapel with great masonry on the windows, doors and cornices. In its interior, the baroque and rococo tiles of the palace area and, in the main chapel, the tiles and carvings of the epoch of Dom João stand out.

It is a set of sections of the old 14th century wall, where some sections near the Porta do Soar de Cima and the Porta de Cavaleiros stand out, the only remaining ones of the seven primitive gates. These doors have profile arches pointed on the outside and lowered on the soffit and a niche with the image of the tutelary saint.

The Praça do Comércio owes its name to the intense commercial activity that it used to have, before the opening of the D. Pedro V Market. At the square ends are the São Tiago Church, Romanic style, and the São Bartolomeu, from the baroque period. Also worthy of notice are the pillory and the XVII and XVIII centuries buildings around.

This monument was restored in 1916. With a civil architecture, from the seventeen hundreds, São Miguel do Outeiro pillory lays in a platform with three steps with prominent ledge, monolithic and prismatic column with three frames overlapped. It also has an octagonal capital composed by several frames arranged by degrees in increasing surfaces and finished in orb.