The Alentejo is one of Portugal’s most beautiful regions, located in the south of the country and covering the districts of Portalegre, Évora and Beja.

It’s a region known for its incredible landscapes, rich in history and tradition, as well as its unique and delicious cuisine.

Vast plains, vineyards, olive groves and picturesque villages are all features of the Alentejo.

The architecture is marked by medieval castles, historic churches and white and blue whitewashed houses.

In addition to the natural beauty of the region, there is also the region’s strong gastronomy. Recipes such as Açorda Alentejana, Ensopado de Borrego and Migas are some of the best known.

The region’s cheeses, sausages and wines are also very popular in the region.

The Alentejo is also known for its rich culture. Music festivals, traditional fairs and religious celebrations are just some of the things that make the region so culturally rich.

In general, the Alentejo is one of Portugal’s most enchanting areas, which every year attracts visitors from all over the world to enjoy its riches.