Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes, ancient ruins, and traditional Portuguese culture of Alentejo. Explore Roman temples, medieval churches, and the famous rags of Arraiolos.
Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes, ancient ruins, and traditional Portuguese culture of Alentejo. Explore Roman temples, medieval churches, and the famous rags of Arraiolos.
- Cromeleque dos Almendres - The megalithic site of Cromlech of Almendres, which predates Stonehenge by approximately 2000 years, offers a distinctive atmosphere away from urban life. The remarkable menhirs are arranged in a specific elliptical formation.
- Evora - Visitors will explore the city of Evora, renowned for its rich historical…
- Cromeleque dos Almendres - The megalithic site of Cromlech of Almendres, which predates Stonehenge by approximately 2000 years, offers a distinctive atmosphere away from urban life. The remarkable menhirs are arranged in a specific elliptical formation.
- Evora - Visitors will explore the city of Evora, renowned for its rich historical landmarks such as the Roman Temple, the medieval Sé Cathedral, the Chapel of Bones, and the Square of Giraldo. Additionally, they can savor the exquisite Alentejo cuisine and stroll along its cobblestone streets, admiring the vibrant houses.
- Arraiolos - Visitors will have the chance to explore the traditional shops and workshops of the renowned Arraiolos rugs, which likely date back to the 17th century. This is a wonderful opportunity to witness the handcrafting of these rugs, which are part of the traditional hand-embroidered Portuguese tapestry, showcasing their vibrant colors.

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Traveling further south of Lisbon, the Alentejo region awaits. Along the journey, expansive fields of cork oaks and olive trees will catch the eye. Equally stunning is the landscape’s remarkable relief, both flat and hilly, stretching endlessly.
There is a wonderful chance to explore the traditional shops and factories of the renowned Arraiolos rugs,…
Traveling further south of Lisbon, the Alentejo region awaits. Along the journey, expansive fields of cork oaks and olive trees will catch the eye. Equally stunning is the landscape’s remarkable relief, both flat and hilly, stretching endlessly.
There is a wonderful chance to explore the traditional shops and factories of the renowned Arraiolos rugs, which likely date back to the 17th century. These rugs are a part of the traditional hand-embroidered Portuguese tapestry, showcasing vibrant colors.
As the road leads to Évora, visitors will feel transported back in time, with the presence of Roman Temple ruins, medieval churches, protective walls, a historically significant square, and cobbled streets lined with the characteristic white Alentejo homes.
Finally, the journey includes a visit to the magnificent megalithic complex of Cromlech of Almendres, which dates back approximately 2000 years before Stonehenge.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.