Let’s explore Alentejo, the largest region in Portugal, composed of golden plains dotted with cork oaks, holm oaks, and olive trees.
Visit to Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known as the museum city, strolling through the walled center, we can see monuments and squares where its history of over 2000 years is palpable.
We will visit its main monuments; Roman Temple, Cathedral, and the picturesque historic center of the city.
If you dare, you can visit one of the most macabre chapels in the country, the Chapel of Bones, whose walls are lined with skulls and other human bones.
Alentejo is also one of the main regions of one of Portugal’s treasures, its Wine.
We will visit Cartuxa, installed in the former refectory of the Jesuit retirement home, which taught at the University of Évora in the 16th and 17th centuries.
Cartuxa is famous for producing wines of excellent quality and the mythical Pêra Manca wine, one of the most emblematic Portuguese wines.
In our visit, we will take a sensory journey through the world of Alentejo wine, its history, grape varieties, and flavors.
Come and enjoy the tranquility of Alentejo while savoring a fine wine…
Highlights
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Pick up and drop off in the hotel or wherever is convenient for you, wine tasting at Cartuxa winery, 8 hour private tour done by an official guide, standard car with A/C, travel insurance.
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