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Alentejo is the region of the lowlands, fine wines, good food and the most captivating and beautiful scenery. An endless stretch of green fields, Alentejo stands by the walls of Evora – UNESCO World Heritage Site \u2013 to Marv\u00e3o and Monsaraz. Impress with its temples and churches, as the temple of Diana, the Chapel of Bones and the San Francisco church. And be surprised by the eternal charm of its most important cities, loaded of history and tradition, as Santarem, Portalegre, Beja and Elvas.<\/p>\n
The Alentejo captivated by the delights of its culture and its transcendent spirituality. It is the place for rest and relaxation having full contact with nature, making it the ideal holiday destination for those looking to recharge batteries.<\/p>\n
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