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🐴 Horse Riding · Marvão
Caballos de Marvão
Horse riding along ancient smuggling routes between Portugal and Spain, through the stunning landscape of the Serra de São Mamede. Routes adapted to all levels, from beginner to experienced rider. A unique experience of contact with the wild frontier nature of the Alentejo.
🐴 Horse Riding · Alter do Chão
Coudelaria de Alter
Founded in 1748 by order of King D. João V, the Coudelaria de Alter is the birthplace of the majestic Alter Real Lusitano Horse — one of the noblest equine breeds in the world. Visit the historic stables, watch the equestrian exercises and enjoy guided rides through the royal grounds.
🎈 Hot Air Balloon · Alqueva
Flydreams Alentejo
Hot air balloon flights over the Alqueva reservoir at dawn — a truly unforgettable experience. Flying over the largest artificial lake in Europe while the sun rises over the Alentejo plains is one of the most magical experiences this region has to offer. Includes flight certificate and welcome toast.
🎈 Hot Air Balloon · Alentejo
Windpassenger
The adventure of flying in a hot air balloon over the vast Alentejo plains, with privileged views over cork oak forests, vineyards and white villages. Windpassenger offers dawn and dusk flights in small groups for a more intimate and memorable experience.
🥾 Local Trail · Estremoz
Estremoz Historic Centre
A 5.3km circular trail through the historic centre of Estremoz — the White City of the Alentejo. Winds along the medieval walls, the Castle, the Keep Tower and the white marble streets that made Estremoz internationally renowned. Moderate difficulty, about 1h30.
🥾 Local Trail · Veiros
Veiros Castle Trail
A walk along the ancient medieval walls of Veiros with stunning views over the Alentejo plain. A calm and accessible trail that passes by the castle and the historic village — just minutes from Glamping Skies.
🥾 Local Trail · Orada
Ermida da Orada Path
A peaceful walk through centuries-old olive groves and holm oaks to the Hermitage of Nossa Senhora da Orada, a jewel of 17th-century Alentejo religious architecture. Typical inland Alentejo landscapes with calm and serenity as constant companions.
🥾 Regional Trail · Redondo
Serra d'Ossa Boardwalks
1.7km of wooden boardwalks connecting Aldeia da Serra to the Hermitage of Nossa Senhora do Monte da Virgem. Crosses a verdant valley with centuries-old orchards and schist rock faces — a completely different side of the Alentejo. Low difficulty, ideal for all.
🏰 Monument · Évora
Temple of Diana & Évora
Évora is one of Portugal's most remarkable cities — a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986. The Roman Temple of Diana (1st century AD), the Cathedral, the University and the historic centre form an incomparable ensemble of history, art and architecture. Just 45 minutes from Glamping Skies.
🏰 Monument · Évora
Chapel of Bones
One of the most singular experiences in southern Portugal. Built in the 17th century by a Franciscan friar as a memento mori, the walls and columns of this small chapel are lined with the bones and skulls of over 5,000 people. The inscription at the entrance says it all: "We bones that are here, await yours."
🏰 Monument · Marvão
Marvão Castle
The "Eagle's Nest". Perched at 843 metres above a granite cliff, Marvão Castle is considered the best-preserved castle in Portugal. Its strategic position on the Spanish border earned it centuries of disputes between Portuguese, Castilians and Moors. The 360° panoramic views are breathtaking.
🏰 Monument · Juromenha
Juromenha Fortress
The "Sentinel of the Guadiana". This powerful 17th-century polygonal fortress rises above the River Guadiana on the Spanish border, with roots going back to Roman and Islamic times. Scene of decisive battles in the Restoration War. Its imposing walls and near-deserted village within create an atmosphere of rare melancholic beauty.
🏛️ Estremoz · Monument
Estremoz Castle
Estremoz Castle dominates the city from the highest hill in the region. Built in the 13th century by order of D. Afonso III, it was the favourite residence of D. Dinis and Queen Saint Isabel, who died here in 1336. The 27-metre Keep Tower, the Church of Santa Maria with medieval frescoes and the Municipal Museum occupy the walled enclosure.
🏛️ Estremoz · Museum
Berardo Museum
Housed in the magnificent Tocha Palace, the Berardo Museum of Estremoz holds the largest private collection of azulejos (tiles) in Portugal — over 3,000 pieces documenting 800 years of Portuguese tile history. An absolutely unmissable visit for those who appreciate decorative arts and Portuguese cultural history.
🏛️ Estremoz · UNESCO Heritage
Estremoz Clay Figures
The Estremoz Clay Figures are hand-painted clay figurines representing characters from Alentejo life, popular saints and Portuguese court figures. Produced in Estremoz since the 17th century using local clay and marble, they were inscribed on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2017.
🏛️ Estremoz · Museum
Municipal Museum Prof. Joaquim Vermelho
The main museum of Estremoz occupies the former Maltese Convent and houses a remarkable collection of Alentejo folk art, Roman and medieval archaeology and the most complete public collection of Estremoz Clay Figures. Free entry on Tuesdays.
🏛️ Estremoz · Interactive Centre
Science Alive Centre
The Science Alive Centre of Estremoz is a dynamic, interactive space dedicated to geology, mineralogy and marble — the great treasure of the region. The Estremoz-Borba-Vila Viçosa area is the world's largest marble complex, with quarries exploited since Roman times.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Estremoz · Classic
Dona Maria — Júlio Bastos
Wines of excellence from a palace dating to the 18th century. One of Estremoz's most emblematic wineries, with a history spanning generations and wines that feature on the finest wine lists in the country.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Estremoz · Reference
João Portugal Ramos
One of the great names in Portuguese winemaking. The Marquês de Borba and Vila Santa wines are national and international references. A visit to the winery is a lesson in Alentejo wine history.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Estremoz · Boutique
Aliestre Vineyards
An intimate family project with authentic wines and a very personal approach to the Estremoz terroir. An intimate, genuine visit for those who want to discover wine beyond the big names.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Estremoz · Excellence
Monte Branco
One of the most respected producers in Estremoz. Wines of great elegance and identity, reflecting the unique character of the region's marble and clay soils.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Estremoz · Estate
Herdade das Servas
A centuries-old tradition of award-winning wines. An estate worth visiting for its own sake — landscape, architecture and outstanding wines on one of the most beautiful properties in Estremoz.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Estremoz · Modern
Tiago Cabaço
Fresh and bold wines from a young producer who is redefining what is possible with Estremoz grape varieties. A boutique winery with limited production and a very personal vision.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Évora · Icon
Adega Cartuxa
Birthplace of the legendary Pêra-Manca — Portugal's most coveted wine. The Adega Cartuxa, linked to the Eugénio de Almeida Foundation, is an unmissable visit for any wine lover. Historic architecture, impressive cellars and world-class wines.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Évora · Innovative
Fita Preta
A medieval palace housing the award-winning wines of António Maçanita — one of Portugal's most creative winemakers. Fita Preta uniquely combines history, architecture and vinous innovation.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Reguengos · Estate
Adega Ervideira
Famous for wines that age under the waters of Lake Alqueva — a unique technique in the world. Adega Ervideira is a remarkable example of how tradition and innovation can meet in a bottle of Alentejo wine.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Borba · Historic
Adega de Borba
The largest Alentejo cooperative, with award-winning wines that represent the best of Borba's winemaking tradition. A visit combining history, scale and quality at an accessible price point.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Sousel · Tradition
Herdade do Mouchão
The mythical home of Alicante Bouschet, with foot-treading in traditional stone lagares. One of the most authentic wine tourism experiences in the Alentejo — where time has stood still and wine is still made as it was a century ago.
🍷 Wine Tourism · Reguengos · Pioneer
Herdade do Esporão
Pioneers of wine tourism in Portugal, with a Michelin Star restaurant. Esporão offers a complete experience — winery visits, tastings, signature gastronomy and a stunning property on the shores of Lake Alqueva.