The Vila Galé Albacora hotel is the result of the rehabilitation of the former Arraial Ferreira Neto. This hotel in Tavira, right in the heart of the Ria Formosa Natural Park, is an architectural testimony to the fishermen way of life. In this complex, houses, workshops and fishing warehouses gave way to 162 rooms, overlooking the “ria”. This is now an eco-hotel, whose environmental sustainable practices have earned prizes and distinctions. Ecotourism and outdoor activities, such as bird watching, boating or extreme sports are a great way to take full advantage of this destination.

Located in Coimbra, Machado de Castro National Museum owes its name to the royal sculptor Joaquim Machado de Castro, a native of this city. The old episcopal palace, a building listed as National Monument, was granted to the Portuguese State for hosting the museum, inaugurated in 1911.

With a collection of over 250,000 pieces linked to the theatre, this Museum is located in Monteiro-Mor Palace, an 18th-century building that has been adapted for this purpose.
The first attempts to create a museum focused on the performing arts date back to the early 20th century, but only in 1979 did these plans come to life. The space was officially created in 1982 and inaugurated in 1985.

The Conimbriga Monographic Museum - National Museum located near the city of Coimbra opened in 1962 with a mission to preserve and protect the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Conimbriga, dating from the 9th century BC, . These ruins have been known since the 16th century, but the first studies were developed by the Coimbra Institute only in the mid-nineteenth century. The excavations began in 1929.