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Ponte 25 de Abril
Pass by
Start the trip towards the Alentejo, crossing the emblematic 25 de Abril Bridge, one of Lisbon's great symbols, with views over the Tagus River, the city, and the Christ the King Sanctuary.
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Bacalhoa Vinhos de Portugal
1h 15m · Admission ticket not included
Discover the Portuguese wine tradition on a visit to the prestigious Bacalhôa Adega Museu, located in Azeitão, one of the most recognized regions for the production of quality wines and the famous Moscatel de Setúbal.
Explore a space where wine, art, and history meet. During the guided tour, you can see the winery facilities, admire collections of art and Portuguese tiles, and discover the production and aging processes of the region's wines.
2 types of tastings and possible visits to the cellars, palace, and gardens
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Serra da Arrabida
30m
Discover the extraordinary beauty of the Arrábida Natural Park, one of Portugal's most impressive natural settings, where mountains covered with Mediterranean vegetation meet the turquoise waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
Drive one of the most beautiful scenic roads in the region and admire stunning landscapes over cliffs, golden sand beaches, and small coves of crystal-clear waters.
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Forte de Sao Filipe
30m
Discover the imposing Forte de São Filipe, a historic fortress built at the end of the 16th century, situated in a privileged Ranking over the city of Setúbal and the Sado Estuary.
Commissioned during the reign of Philip I of Portugal, this monument played a strategic role in the defense of the coast and the entrance to the Sado River, protecting the region against maritime attacks.
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Evora
Pass by
Explore the heart of Évora, a city classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, and discover the historic Praça do Giraldo, one of the most emblematic spaces in Alentejo.
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15m
Discover the extraordinary Roman Temple of Évora, popularly known as the Temple of Diana, one of the most emblematic and well-preserved monuments of the Roman presence in Portugal.
Built in the 1st century, this impressive temple preserves several granite columns with elegant Corinthian capitals, testifying to almost two thousand years of history.
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Praca do Giraldo
20m
Explore the heart of Évora, a city classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, and discover the historic Praça do Giraldo, one of the most emblematic spaces in Alentejo.
Surrounded by traditional buildings, arcades, cafes, and shops, this square was for centuries an important center of the city's commercial, social, and political life.
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Cathedral of Evora (Se Catedral de Evora)
45m
Admire the majestic Évora Cathedral, dedicated to Saint Mary and considered the largest medieval cathedral in Portugal.
Built from the 12th century, this impressive monument combines Romanesque and Gothic elements, standing out for its two large towers, monumental facade, and magnificent portal decorated with religious sculptures.
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Chapel of Bones
30m · Admission ticket not included
Discover the impressive Church of São Francisco, one of the most important religious monuments in Évora, known for its Gothic and Manueline architecture and its deep connection to the city's history.
In the interior of this monumental complex is the famous Chapel of Bones, built in the 17th century and considered one of the most extraordinary and surprising attractions in Portugal.
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Vendas Novas
45m
On the way back to Lisbon, an optional stop can be made in Vendas Novas, an Alentejo location famous for its traditional bifanas, one of the region's most appreciated gastronomic specialties.
Discover the authentic Bifana de Vendas Novas, prepared with tender pork, cooked in a characteristic sauce and served in a traditional Portuguese bread.
