Portugal Al-Andaluz

Embark on a journey through Portugal’s fascinating past, exploring the Roman, Visigothic, and Arab influences that shaped the region. This tour will lead you to discover Évora’s rich history, the natural beauty of Serra da Arrábida, and the excellence of Portuguese winemaking traditions.

Évora: A Jewel of Alentejo

We begin in Évora, one of Portugal’s oldest cities, founded by the Romans in 57 BC. Here, we explore the iconic Roman Temple, dedicated to Emperor Augustus, and the majestic Sé Cathedral, built during the Visigothic period and an impressive example of Gothic architecture.

Heritage and Tradition

Stroll through the narrow streets of the historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover traces of Celtic and Muslim history as you admire the unique charm of this city that has withstood the test of time.

Wines of Excellence at Cartuxa

In the afternoon, we head to the famous Convento da Cartuxa winery, where you can taste some of the finest wines in Alentejo. This experience combines unique flavors with breathtaking landscapes—perfect for relaxation and savoring the moment. Advanced booking is required if you wish to visit.

Serra da Arrábida and Its Iconic Bridges

Leaving Évora behind, we cross the majestic Vasco da Gama Bridge, one of Europe’s longest, en route to Serra da Arrábida. This natural park offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic, with imposing cliffs and lush vegetation.

On the return to Lisbon, we pass by the 25 de Abril Bridge, where you can take in panoramic views of the illuminated city and catch a glimpse of the impressive Cristo Rei statue in the distance.