With its golden sand and aquamarine waters, Agia Anna Beach is a unique spot to soak up the sun, swim, or snorkel. From this exotic beach, you can admire the modest church of St. Anna and the small chapel of St. Nicholaos.

Near the Stock Palace and the Douro River is another UNESCO World Heritage site that is well worth visit while in Porto, the Monument Church of St Francis, or Igreja Monumento de São Francisco. This church built around the 14th century has one of Europe's most sumptuous and extravagant interiors. Here, all that glitter is, in fact, gold! Its interior is covered in gilded woodwork, and rumour has it that it was used around 400 to 600 kg of gold to decorate it. Hence why the St Francis Church is also known as "The Golden Church". Another highlight of this church is its impressive Tree of Jesse, a wooden sculpture carved by Filipe da Silva and António Gomes in 1718 depicting the ancestors of Jesus Christ, shown in a branching tree — considered to be one of the best in the world of its kind. Under the church, you will find the catacombs, where the Franciscan monks along with the members of Porto's noble families are buried.

Creattivando is a workshop where visitors can discover how to make local products, including the delicious Genoese pesto, by participating in cooking classes and learning about Ligurian crafts. It's a casual and fun way to learn Italian cooking. Additionally, they organise food and wine tours, for more information see the website below.

This is a lovely park located on the banks of the Penfeld river in Brest. It is a great place to come for a walk. There are children's playgrounds on premises, and plenty of great spots for a picnic. The park is also ideal for a jog.