In the heart of Alentejo, the parish union of Nossa Senhora da Tourega and Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe offers a genuine taste of rural Portugal, with beautifully preserved traditional villas. Olive trees, cork oaks, and vineyards surround the countryside, shaping a peaceful and picturesque environment. Here we can visit the historic ruins of a Roman villa in Tourega and the Parish Church of Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe, a significant religious site. Various local wineries also offer tastings of the region's renowned wines, making this villa a retreat to the rural beauty and the roots of Portugal.
Evora, a fascinating city located in Southern Portugal, is rich in history, culture, and irresistible charm. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is a treasure trove of well-preserved Roman ruins, medieval walls, and baroque-era patios which hint at the city's illustrious past. The iconic Roman Temple, one of the best-preserved Roman structures in the Iberian Peninsula, stands out among its architectural gems. The bone chapel or 'Capela dos Ossos' in the Church of Sao Francisco is another curious attraction. Evora is also renowned for its vibrant gastronomy scene featuring Alentejo wine and traditional Portuguese dishes. It is, without a doubt, a must-visit destination for all history lovers and food enthusiasts alike.