In the Alentejo, the brute force of the land dictates the march of time.

Perhaps this is why the region’s culture has its own particular character. All you need to do is visit Évora and discover its Roman roots and the delightful charm of its heritage to understand why the city has been classified as a world heritage site. When you see the temple of Diana and some of the city’s churches, you’ll regard your time as well spent.

You must go to the fantastic Alqueva where you will breath harmony and nature.

Travel the Alentejo Wine Route through vast vineyards stretching as far as the eye can see.

The Alentejo, once enormous wheat fields, is today rolling vineyards. This hot region now produces some of Portugal’s best wine.