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   Querença

   The village of Querença, in the hinterland of the Algarvian mountains, is one of the most typical villages in the Algarve, with white houses, decorated chimneys and clear signs of an Arab architectural influence.Querença has been able to establish (...)

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   Quinta da Conceição

   Close to one of the Port of Leixões docks, there is the impressive greenery and woodland making up what is known locally as the Quinta da Conceição (Conceição's Estate).Within the grounds, there remains the Franciscan monastery. The monks came here (...)

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   Ria de Aveiro

   The diversity of habitats contained within the Ria is the reason for its enormous ecological wealth. The water provides a habitat for a wide variety of fish. Full of countless varieties of seaweed, it is also an important source of food for certain (...)

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   Rock Art of the Vale do Côa Archaeological Park

   Through the imposing mountains of the north-eastern region of Portugal, where in early spring the almond trees are in full blossom and in autumn the vines are covered with fiery red leaves, there runs into the River Douro, from the south, a (...)

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   Roda do Nabão

   The Roda do Nabão is one of the most frequently photographed site in Tomar, located next to the entrance to Mouchão Park, in the centre of the city. This wheel, a solid structure made from pinewood, is an example of the hydraulic devices driven by (...)

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   Rua das Flores and Church of Misericórdia

   In front of the São Bento Station, on the left-hand side, the Rua das Flores (Street of Flowers) was opened in the 16th century to free up movement around the city.It is a straight, busy thoroughfare where there are quality goldsmiths, keeping alive (...)

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   Saint Roch

   Saint Roch was born in Montpellier (France) in the middle of the 14th century with his saints day celebrated on 16th August. His name came from the birthmark he bore on his chest that took the shape of a red cross (rouge #MAIOR# roc). Orphaned at a (...)

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   Salinas da Fonte da Bica

   On the slopes of the Serra dos Candeeiros, around 3 kms from Rio Maior, the salt pans are located in a large valley next to the Fonte da Bica, in a place known as Marinhas do Sal. The salt pans cover the ground with a white/grey blanket of (...)

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   São Domingos Copper Mine

   Located on the left bank of the River Guadiana, this area was mined from Roman times until the early 1960s, when the mine was finally abandoned. The region has the appearance of a ghost town, where the wealth of former times has now given way to (...)

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    Sinagoga Beit Eliahu

    Beit Eliahu SynagogueThe Beit Eliahu Synagogue is a modern construction, inaugurated in 1996, precisely 500 years after the decree that prohibited Judaism in Portugal.Leaving the castle and following the Calçada Romana (Roman Path), you enter the (...)

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