Region
Alentejo
The Alentejo, Portugal's largest region, enchants with its seemingly endless expanses, gentle hills, gnarled cork oaks,…
The Alentejo, Portugal's largest region, enchants with its seemingly endless expanses, gentle hills, gnarled cork oaks, and picturesque historic towns. Here, where time seems to slow down, UNESCO World Heritage sites, excellent wines, and hearty cuisine invite you to a truly special journey of discovery.
Places in Alentejo
Vila Nova de Milfontes
Vila Nova de Milfontes is a picturesque coastal town at the mouth of the Mira River, that will enchant you with its relaxed atmosphere and breathtaking nature. Here, where golden beaches meet dramatic cliffs and the deep blue of the Atlantic, you'll find the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation off the beaten path. Be captivated by the charming old town, the excellent fish restaurants, and the unspoiled beauty of the Alentejo Coast.
Comporta
Discover Comporta, a **paradise of relaxed elegance** on the coast of Portugal, where endless sandy beaches meet expansive rice fields and a chic bohemian atmosphere. Here you'll find the perfect blend of untouched nature, excellent gastronomy, and a touch of luxury that will immediately captivate you.
Beja
The city of Beja, often referred to as the 'Capital of Lower Alentejo', attracts with its imposing castle, the Convent Nossa Senhora da Conceição, and a vibrant historic center.
Elvas
The UNESCO World Heritage city of Elvas captivates with its exceptional star-shaped fortifications, the Amoreira Aqueduct, and a rich military history on the Spanish border.
Estremoz
Estremoz is renowned for its white marble, present throughout the city, its impressive castle, and its lively Saturday market.
Monsaraz
Perched high above Alqueva Lake, the medieval fortress village of Monsaraz enthralls with its whitewashed houses, keep, and breathtaking panoramic views.