Évora, a UNESCO city
The Roman temple, the cathedral and the Chapel of Bones, with a private guide we book for you, and lunch in the old town.
What to do in the Alentejo
Rolling plains, cork oaks and whitewashed villages, where time slows down and lunch lasts all afternoon.
Plan your stayThe great wine estates
Tastings and long lunches at Herdade do Esporão, Cartuxa and small family producers, among vineyards that stretch to the horizon.
Monsaraz and Marvão
Two walled villages high above the plains: Monsaraz looking over the Alqueva lake, and Marvão on its granite crag near the Spanish border.
Alqueva by day and by night
A boat or a houseboat on the largest artificial lake in Western Europe, then stargazing at the Dark Sky Alqueva reserve, a certified Starlight destination.
Cork forests and Lusitano horses
Walks and horse rides through the cork-oak forests, and a visit to the historic Alter stud, where Lusitano horses have been bred since the 18th century.
Alentejo cuisine and crafts
A cooking class with black pork, migas and local cheeses, an olive oil tasting, Arraiolos rugs, Estremoz pottery and the Saturday market in Estremoz.
These experiences are only a starting point: your stay in the Alentejo is tailored entirely to your wishes. Tours are arranged with Russian-speaking guides, subject to availability.
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