Dom Luis Elvas

Avenue of Badajoz Elvas, Alentejo, 7350-903, Portugal

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Elvas

A travel blog entry by viva.sabata

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The small castle town of Elvas was disappointing in that the castle was locked up tight to visitors so all we could do was walk around the castle wall. It did look to be in great shape, however. Located just 15km from Badajoz, Spain, this castle saw plenty of action. The last being in the 1800s when the Duke of Wellington used it as a base to attack Badajoz. It was originally built by he Moors on a former Roman ...

Portalegre

A travel blog entry by viva.sabata

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... again chances are it will have been taken by the car that was tailgating you. Damn tourists drive too slow!

We then set out on foot and immediately found a hotel. 40€ including breakfast and impeccably decorated with traditional hand painted furniture. Turns out it was LPG's pick of the lot but on the spendy end of the spectrum. We ate dinner at a small diner ...

Rural Hotel - Herdade dos Barros

A travel blog entry by herdadebarros

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Herdade dos Barros is a rural hotel whose main aim is to gives you the privacy and comfort you are looking for - here you will find nice spaces that promote leisure and well being.

We have at your disposal: Accommodation, Restaurant, Bar with terrace, lounge with fireplace, private and free parking, and the all area surrounding the estate.

In the region you can occupy your leisure time with various activities: visiting the monuments, tours to the wineries ...

The Wonders of the Alentejo

A travel blog entry by herdadebarros

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... of the Esporão, there you can visit the vineyards and wineries, make a wine-tastings and regional products;

  • Birdwatching;
  • Countryside walks
  • Cycling;
  • Observe the stars (stargazing);
  • Visit Great Lake Alqueva;
  • Taste the good food of Alentejo;
  • Visit the beautiful village of Monsaraz (20 minutos away from ...

  • The Quiet Alentejo

    A travel blog entry by laduque

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    ... home of a Roman temple of Diana, the Portuguese are sure to capitalize on this impressive site. The columns, still intact, extend upwards, oblivious to the modern cars speeding by. Centuries of humanity have made sure that we can still enjoy this awesome monument.

    Then it was off to Redondo, Elvas, Estremoz, and Borba, just one white washed marbled town upon another. Grapevines for kilometers, rolling hills ...

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