Las Bovedas
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Amigos, chelas y mucho jamón
... casco histórico hermoso, con casas de muchos colores y pasillos angostos de adoquines. Hemos podido conocer algo de los alrededores como Mérida, con su historia romana y Évora, en Portugal, con una capilla con huesos humanos como ornamentación en su interior. Para este último recorrido, arrendamos un auto y viajamos en caravana hacia Évora. No puedo negar que fue increíble sentirme conduciendo por carretera en un lugar taaan lejos de Chile.
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Elvas
... changed hands numerous times during its life.
Most impressive is the giant stone aquaduct still in use today and doesn't appear to leak a drop of water. The structure is massive and the pictures hardly do it justice. It looks to be Roman built, but LPG indicates that it was built by the Christians between 1500 and 1600 and took about 100 years to complete.
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Rural Hotel - Herdade dos Barros
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
... Viçosa, the Palace and the Museum of Coches (15 minutos way from Terena);
Enjoy the wonders of the Alentejo and stay at the rural hotel Herdade dos Barros - a very clean, cozy and quiet place - the staff are very friendly and attentive. You will love it.
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Stoneage paintings in rural, rural Portugal
... shower, then went ahead to neighboring village Hortas do Baixo to see some stoneage paintings. There is a parking lot and a path guiding to the rocks but neither sign nor protection. We needed some guessing with what might be it. On the way there we went a bit off-piste which was fine as long as we didn't have the bags with us.
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