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RegionsAlentejoThe plains that extend as far as the eye can see start close to the Tagus. While to the north, the pace is set by the green of the flatlands, further south the landscape combines with the sun, the heat and a slower pace of life. This is the (...)
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SuggestionsWorld HeritageIn Portugal, culture and heritage have unique characteristics stemming from historical events and the outlook of a people who, as they learned from the rest of the world, adapted this new knowledge to their way of living and their land.You’ll (...)
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Portugal byRural Charm Hotels in PortugalPortugal by... Condé Nast TravelerThe reason why there are so many really well-designed country hotels in Portugal is a mystery. Or maybe not. In any case there is no scientific explanation to justify the high level of rural chic style of our (...)
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SuggestionsOlive tourismWith a fruity, slightly thick aroma, golden or greenish yellow in colour, bitter, spicy or sweeter, mild or intense. This is Portuguese olive oil.In a country so strongly influenced by a Mediterranean climate, the olive tree has been a feature on (...)
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SuggestionsVisit ElvasLocated close to the border, Elvas fought to maintain the independence of Portugal and its history. By doing so, it became an example for all mankind.Upon our arrival in the city, we are greeted by a magnificent Aqueduct extending a distance of 7 km (...)
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SuggestionsFlavours of AlentejoCreativity and imagination in using very simple ingredients has made Alentejo cuisine a surprising mix of flavours and proof of the hospitality of the Alentejo people.The province was once a region of wheat and wide plains where herds of swine (...)
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Protected AreasParque Natural da Serra de São MamedeIn the Serra de São Mamede we encounter an unexpected Alentejo, constituted by high mountains instead of rolling plains, where it's possible to discover vestiges of human presence from various historical periods.The highest point in the Park, at (...)
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BrochuresA Tourist's Guide to World Heritage Sites III - Lisboa, Sintra, Évora e ElvasLisbon, Sintra, Évora and Elvas are historic cities that are classed by UNESCO as Cultural World Heritage sites. To learn about the outstanding value of these cities and their monuments and, at the same time, discover the traditions and the (...)
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Towns and VillagesBorbaBorba was founded long ago when the Iberian Peninsula was occupied by Gallo-Celtic tribes, although the town's importance and development are, of course, closely linked to the Christian Reconquest and the defence of the Portuguese territory.Borba (...)
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SuggestionsElvas - Accessible ItineraryBeing the largest fortified bastion in the world, Elvas has played an important part throughout history in defending the Portuguese border, which justified its classification as a World Heritage Site. The walls, dating from different periods, and (...)
