Alentejo is a region of Portugal known for its rural and natural landscape, hot and dry climate, wineries, traditional cuisine, historical and cultural heritage, and the famous Alentejo hospitality. Furthermore, the region is famous for its olive groves, cork production and livestock farming. It is also a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors interested in outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling and bird watching, as well as enjoying the tranquility and beauty of the region.

Come with me to explore the Alentejo plains, discover the temples, castles, customs, regional cuisine, do wine tasting and taste regional sweets.

Portalegre, Marvão, Elvas, Castelo de Vide, Évora and Arraiolos are some of the places to visit!

Alentejo is perhaps one of the areas of the country that best preserves its true gastronomic and historical essence.