The Travel Magazine | 13.11.2025 20:00
There’s a quiet rhythm to Alentejo – a pulse that beats slower than the rest of Portugal. It’s a land of golden plains and whitewashed villages, where time stretches like the endless horizon and the scent of cork and wild herbs lingers in the air. Travelers often rush past on their way from Lisbon to the Algarve, but those who pause here soon discover that Alentejo is not a region to be hurried through – it’s a place to be felt, savoured, and remembered.
