On this one-day tour, we depart from Lisbon to Montemor-o-Novo Castle, a medieval structure that dominates the Alentejo landscape. While exploring the castle, we will discover its historical importance and enjoy the magnificent views over the hills and fields of the region. This initial stop allows you to travel back in time, where you can imagine the lives of the inhabitants and the knights who passed there.

Next, we go to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Visitation, located on a hill with breathtaking views. This small church is a place of peace, much loved by the local population, with a simple decoration, typical of the Alentejo. The tiles that cover its interior walls are of great beauty and reflect the region's environment of devotion and religious tradition.

In Montemor-o-Novo, we will also pay a visit to the Plansel winery, where we will have a fascinating insight into the production process of the famous Alentejo wines. Although a wine tasting is not included, the guided tour of the winery offers an opportunity to learn about winemaking techniques and the aging process, as well as the importance of the Alentejo terroir in the quality of the wines. This place is an excellent way to understand how winemaking is part of Alentejo's identity.

For lunch, the group will be welcomed at the A Ribeira restaurant, famous for the unique tradition of “singing the menu”. Here, the menu is presented in an original way, with employees singing the list of available dishes, creating a fun and welcoming atmosphere. The menu includes typical Alentejo dishes, such as migas Alentejo style, roasted lamb, and others. This lunch provides an unforgettable experience and an authentic taste of local cuisine.

After lunch, the tour continues in Évora, a historic city with a vast cultural heritage. The first stop is the Chapel of Bones, a unique and intriguing chapel lined with human bones and skulls. This unique construction makes us reflect on the transience of life and is one of the most visited places in the city. Then we walk to the Temple of Diana, an impressive Roman temple that testifies to the importance of Evora in Roman times. Next door, Praça do Giraldo, the heart of the city, offers a perfect setting for a break and for exploring some local craft stores, where you can find typical Alentejo souvenirs.

After a day filled with culture, history and gastronomy, we returned to Lisbon, bringing to mind the complete Alentejo experience. This tour is ideal for those who wish to explore the enchanting landscapes, rich history and genuine hospitality of this iconic region of Portugal.