Alentejo
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Évora & Roman Temple★★★
Évora is the unofficial capital of the Alentejo and one of the best-preserved historical cities in Portugal. The entire…
Monsaraz★★★
Monsaraz is one of those villages that takes your breath away. Perched on a narrow hill ridge , this medieval fortress…
Alentejo Coast★★★
The Alentejo coast is Portugal's best-kept secret — 150 km of wild, undeveloped coastline between the Tróia Peninsula a…
Alentejo Wine Region★★
The Alentejo is Portugal's second-largest wine region and the most dynamic — while the Douro rests on its tradition, th…
Cork Oak Forests★★
Portugal produces over half of the world's cork — and the majority of it grows in the Alentejo. The cork oak forests (M…
Mértola★★
Mértola is the most astonishing small town in the Alentejo — and one of Portugal's most underrated attractions. Situate…
Estremoz & the Marble Triangle★★
Between Estremoz, Borba, and Vila Viçosa lies the "Triângulo de Mármore" — Europe's largest marble mining area. Marble…
Food & Drink in the Alentejo
The Alentejo is Portugal's gastronomic heart — a cuisine of poverty that has become a delicacy. Here, people have been…
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