ALENTEJO: THE PEACEFUL COUNTRYSIDE

Visit the Almendres Cromlech, set among oaks and cork trees, dated from 5000-4000 BC, the largest megalithic monument in Portugal, consisting of 95 menhirs arranged in two circles, used for sacred pagan rituals.

Evora, UNESCO World Heritage City. Walk in its historic center and feel the beauty of its medieval whitewashed streets, with yellow/blue stripes. Discover iconic landmarks such as the Palace of King Manuel, São Francisco Church and its Bones Chapel, Geraldo Square, the Cathedral from the 13th century, the Roman Temple from the 1st century, the Royal Jesuit University and the Church of Graça.

Visit the charming village of Arraiolos, with a typical Alentejo architecture crowned by its castle, its beautiful hand embroidered tapestries, and the convent from the 16th century.

Finally, visit a real Traditional Portuguese winery with noble origins. Walk in its vineyards, cellar, carriages museum, mansion and gardens, finish with a proof of its best wines.

Wine Tasting: Additional payment of 6€/person for 1 wine tasting or 11€/person for 3 wines tastin