Uncover the soul of southern Portugal in Alentejo — a land of slow rhythms, bold flavors, and stories that linger. In Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage city, walk through ancient streets, see Roman ruins, and experience the Chapel of Bones. Discover award-winning wines in one of Portugal’s best-kept secrets — increasingly recognized for its quality, yet still untouched by mass tourism. Visit carefully selected wineries where each tasting reflects the land, its people, and the region’s rising reputation. Discover Portugal’s cork tradition — the world’s leading producer — where craftsmanship is still done by hand, with the chance to find truly authentic souvenirs. Enjoy lunch at a traditional local restaurant, known for its bold flavors and genuine regional character. Led by a local host, this private experience unfolds at your own pace — relaxed, personal, and thoughtfully adapted to your interests, with access to hidden gems and authentic moments along the way.
For traveleres coming from Lisbon. The Portuguese Golden Gate, overlooking Lisbon and Tagus River.
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The winery embraces a modern approach to winemaking while respecting and honoring traditional winemaking techniques. João Portugal Ramos Winery is recognized for its diverse range of wines made from both indigenous Portuguese grape varieties and international varieties. Their portfolio includes white wines, such as Alvarinho and Verdelho, and red wines, such as Touriga Nacional and Syrah.
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The Adega Cartuxa got its name from the 16th century Mosteiro da Cartuxa (Cartuxa Monastery), which is situated right next to the winery and is part of the Eugénio de Almeida Foundation's patrimony. Excellence, quality, and individuality in a style of its own are the values recognized by consumers of the Cartuxa brand.
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The winery has a long history, with its origins dating back to the 16th century. Today, it is considered one of the most prestigious wineries in Portugal. Quinta São José da Pêra Manca is particularly famous for its red wines, which are made from traditional regional grape varieties such as Aragonez, Trincadeira, and Alicante Bouschet. These wines are known for their intense flavors, excellent structure, and aging potential.
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Ervideira is one of the secular wine companies in Portugal, dedicated to producing wine since 1880. It currently has the fourth and fifth generation of active producers. The estate has a total of 160 hectares of vineyards, distributed by family properties in Vidigueira and Reguengos. Since the beginning the mission was to create truly unique and exclusive wines maintaining the quality of Portugese wines in the international market. Guided by the legacy left by their great grandfather, they rely on values that combines tradition and innovation.
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The Herdade do Esporão presents itself as an Estate steeped in history, producer of outstanding quality wines. The Esporão vines are located in the heart of Reguengos de Monsaraz, where wines are more balanced and seductive, simultaneously thriving and pleasant, luxuriant and with a good ageing potential. If the vines are the lung of the Herdade do Esporão, the cellar is the heart that beats to the rhythm of the harvest and as the result of the work defined by the calendar and by the oenology team.
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The Chapel of Bones is a unique and intriguing attractions. It is a small chapel attached to the Church of St. Francis (Igreja de São Francisco) and is known for its macabre interior decoration. The chapel was built in the 16th century by Franciscan monks, with the purpose of conveying the message of life's transience and the importance of reflecting on mortality. The walls and pillars of the chapel are completely covered in human bones, creating a rather eerie and somber atmosphere. The bones used in the chapel are believed to be from around 5,000 monks. The remains were exhumed from nearby cemeteries due to lack of space and then carefully arranged to form intricate patterns and designs. Skulls are used as decorative elements, and there is even a creepy inscription above the entrance that translates to "We bones that are here await yours." Visiting the Chapel of Bones can be a thought-provoking experience.
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Also popularly known as Templo de Diana (Diana Temple), it
Also popularly known as Templo de Diana (Diana Temple), it was probably a place of worship to the Roman emperor of the time it was built. Located on the once Roman Forum of Evora and built in the beginning of the 1st century AD, this pagan monument of imposing proportions suffered different alterations during the Barbarian invasions and the Christian period. They all changed its main features. The majestic temple was only restored to its original glory in the 19th century.
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