Situated atop a lofty hill in the high plains of the Alentejo region, Portalegre is a tranquil and charming, hidden gem of Portugal. This elegant city will fascinate you with its powerful old castle, robust city walls, and exquisitely adorned churches. The streets of its history-rich district unravel a mix of medieval and 17th-century architectural beauty. Home to a booming textile industry during the 18th century, Portalegre is famous for its luxurious 'Arraiolos' carpets and tapestries that are woven with unsurpassed skill. A visit to the Tapestry Museum Guy Fino will offer you a glimpse into this treasured tradition. Nestled amid fantastic wine-producing country, Portalegre is a blissful delight for wine connoisseurs. A gentle stroll around Parque Natural da Serra de São Mamede will acclimate you with the city's natural allure.