With its ancient streets, convent sweets and Roman ruins, Alentejo's capital blends rich history with a youthful energy.
Reclining between Lisbon and Algarve, the Alentejo—Portugal’s most rural and least populated region—is dotted with picturesque towns separated by cork forests and olive groves. But its many new goings ...
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From the Caribbean to Lake Como, More Hotels Are Embracing the Off Season
At São Lourenço do Barrocal, a whitewashed estate dotted with olive trees in Alentejo, Portugal, peak season has always been summer. But visit when it's cooler and you'll find that the farm-style ...
Washington, D.C. (7News) — Your first experience of Portuguese luxury is when you board the plane in DC with TAP Air Portugal's nonstop flights twice daily from Dulles International Airport. After ...
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In Portugal’s Alentejo region, the 10 most beautiful sites to discover (lakes, ancient cities and megaliths)
South of the Tagus River, the Alentejo stretches out like an ocean of peaceful, golden land. A region of light, memory, and life lived slow, it offers an authentic view of Portugal, far from the ...
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