Alentejo Plains

12 Jun

1. Alcacer do Sal

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About the destination: Alcácer do Sal is a municipality in Portugal, located in Setúbal District. The population in 2011 was 13,046, in an area of 1499.87 km². A few kilometres from the city of Alcácer, along the course of the Sado, is the Reserva Natural do Estuário do Sado (Sado Estuary Nature Reserve) which covers an area of 23.160 hectares (231,600 m2), comprising marshes, canals, streams and mangroves.

12 Jun

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2 Nights

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Pousada Castelo de Alcácer do Sal - Historic Hotel 8.3 Very good

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Alcacer do Sal - At 0.4 km from the center

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With a stay at Pousada Castelo de Alcácer do Sal - Historic Hotel in Alcacer do Sal, you'll be a 1-minute walk from Alcacer do Sal Castle and 15 minutes by foot from Alcacer do Sal Municipal Garden. T...

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Pousada Castelo de Alcácer do Sal - Historic Hotel

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Alcacer do Sal - At 0.4 km from the center 351-26-5613070

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14 Jun

Car journey 216 Kilometers - 2h 44m

Alcacer do Sal

Marvao

14 Jun

2. Marvao

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About the destination: Marvão is a Portuguese village in the District of Portalegre, Alentejo region and intermunicipal community of Alto Alentejo, with about 600 inhabitants. It is the seat of a municipality with 154,85 km² of area and 3,739 inhabitants (2004), subdivided into 4 parishes. The municipality limits to the north and the east with Spain, to the south and the west with the municipality of Portalegre and to the northwest with Castelo de Vide. The village and the rugged mountains in which it is located are included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage candidates since 2000.

14 Jun

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2 Nights

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Pousada do Marvão - Charming Hotel 8.4 Very good

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Marvao - At 0.1 km from the center

BED AND BREAKFAST Pousada family

When you a stay at Pousada do Marvão - Charming Hotel in Marvao, you'll be in a regional park, within a 5-minute walk of Serra de São Mamede Natural Park and Museu de Marvao. This eco-certified pousad...

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Pousada do Marvão - Charming Hotel

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8.4 Very good

Marvao - At 0.1 km from the center 351-245-993201

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16 Jun

Car journey 122 Kilometers - 1h 55m

Marvao

Evora

16 Jun

3. Evora

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About the destination: The medieval university town of Evora rises proudly from an endless plain punctuated by tough cork and olive trees. Coveted by a succession of empires, its labyrinthine streets shelter everything from Roman temple to a Renaissance palace. But above all, Evora stands as Portugal’s foremost medieval showpiece, with beautifully preserved, colourful tile facades on ancient whitewashed walls. All tucked away in a tangle of winding streets and topped off by balconies hung with potted plants and caged canaries. You won’t need long to understand why Evora is dubbed “the museum city”. From Praça do Giraldo walk down through the charming tiled houses, to the colossal 12th century Sé, the cathedral. Inside the entrance to the right are beautiful cloisters. From here you can climb the ramparts for an excellent view of the city. Next door is the Museu d’Evora, housed in an old bishop’s palace. Across the museum is Evora’s most famous monument, the 2nd century Roman Temple of Diana. Facing the temple is the church of São João Evangelista, the town’s best concealed treasure. One of Portugal’s most beautifully preserved medieval towns, Evora is an enchanting place to delve into the past. If you have time to visit only a few places in Portugal, make Evora one of them.

16 Jun

Car journey 103 Kilometers - 1h 12m

Evora

Alcacer do Sal