Located in the region of Alto Alentejo, Urra Portalegre holds the charm of traditional Portuguese countryside. Bathed in bright sunlight, the villa flaunts beautiful walking trails, lined with cork trees and verdant vineyards. The historical city of Portalegre is nearby, boasting noble houses, museums, and savory local cuisine. Spot gorgeous views from the ancient fortress or get lost in the world of hand-embroidered tapestries. The local villagers embody the sweet spirit of Portugal - warm, inviting, and stirring unforgettable stories while sipping on some Portalegre’s renowned wine.
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.