It was in 1963 that the Escoural Cave was discovered, and as a result, traces of Paleolithic rock art were identified for the first time in our country. Here, you can find themes in the Escoural rock art, zoomorphic representations from the Upper Paleolithic, especially of horses and cattle, which are dominant.

Have you ever dreamed of riding in a Hot Air Balloon? Hot air balloon flights every day in Évora and Alentejo. Come fly at dawn and watch people, nature and the city wake up from above!

This picturesque estate features furniture and equipment recovered from the old Montemor distillery, giving it a pleasant country-style décor that is in keeping with the flavours of the estate, including goat and sheep cheeses made by hand using the purest milk, homemade jams, liqueurs distilled from the aromatic herb or fruit itself and without the use of essences or flavourings, and honey that is 100% produced on the estate. This estate offers a number of experiences, including visits to the cheese factory and distillery, as well as hunting, fishing and gastronomy.

S. Pedro do Corval is the town with the largest concentration of clay artisans in the whole country. It was recently the subject of an interesting experiment: potters and designers joined forces and the result was a remarkable collection of beautiful objects that manage to make us feel that we are looking at genuine and innovative pieces of Alentejo craftsmanship.

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This is a menhir or fertility stone, which was Christianized and converted into a "step" in the dry processions that took place between the chapel of Nossa Senhora do Rosário and Aldeia do Mato (currently São Pedro do Corval). According to an archaic tradition, which still exists today, single girls, fulfilling a pagan fertility rite, go there on Easter Monday to throw a stone at the menhir and consult it about their marriage. Each failed throw represents a year of waiting.

Always working hand in hand with high-quality wine production, but not only that, these 700 hectares are also dedicated to the production of certified pork, beef and sheep meat, it has two greenhouses for horticulture, but also an extensive olive grove that will produce the Herdade's quality olive oil, and also horse breeding. We recommend a guided tour with wine tasting, as well as its restaurant.

In Ervideira, you can visit the winery and follow the entire production process, from the arrival of the grapes to the bottling of the wine and its shipment. This is above all an informative visit where visitors are invited to get to know Ervideira in its essence.

The Évora karting track was opened in November 1987. Today it has a track that combines technical layout with speed, with a perimeter of 908 metres and a constant width of seven metres, and offers a rental fleet of over 70 karts, a panoramic grandstand, workshop, changing rooms, restaurant and reception. The karting track also offers medieval games such as archery, crossbow pistol shooting and blowgun shooting.

The aim of the Mora branch ECOPISTA is to contribute to promoting the integrated development of the region, promoting points of historical/cultural interest, tourism, outdoor recreation and leisure, the recovery of heritage in poor condition, within the scope of encouraging the conservation of nature and the valorization of existing natural systems. Let yourself be carried away by a pleasant bike ride enjoying the Alentejo landscapes, over a total distance of 60km.

The Alentejo is not an "adventurous" land. It has no great mountains or rivers. But it does have great landscapes and a unique balance between nature, heritage, culture and gastronomy. We invite you to discover this balance on foot, by bike, in a jeep or by canoe, wherever, whenever and with whomever you want!

Embroidered over centuries, Arraiolos rugs have come down to us thanks to the work, ingenuity and art of several generations of embroiderers who, even today, often sitting at their front door, continue to create, stitch by stitch, the traditional designs.

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Small in size but big in beauty, Vila Viçosa is one of those places worth visiting, or it wouldn't be known as the princess of Alentejo. The abundance of natural resources such as stone, gave Vila Viçosa the title of Marble Capital.

S. Pedro do Corval is the town with the largest concentration of clay artisans in the whole country. It was recently the subject of an interesting experiment: potters and designers joined forces and the result was a remarkable collection of beautiful objects that manage to make us feel that we are looking at genuine and innovative pieces of Alentejo craftsmanship.

Located in the parish of S. Bento do Mato, 19 km from the city of Évora, Azaruja is a pleasant village, with particular charms due to both its simplicity and the friendliness of its people. In the 19th century, it became the main cork center in the Alentejo due to the settlement of English and Catalans in the village of Azaruja. The presence of people of other nationalities influenced the way of life of the population, the customs and even the local cuisine.

In a typical Alentejo cork oak and holm oak forest, several species of plants, wild and domestic animals find a haven of well-being which, with the support of a dedicated work team and plenty of leisure and recreational equipment, constitutes a theme park where you can simultaneously Learn, Have Fun and Interact with Nature and the Animal World.

57 km from Convento do Espinheiro we find the incredible Mora river system. Opened in 2007, it offers a unique view of the aquatic universe.