Alentejo:
welcome to unknown lands!

This little-known province, the least populated one of in the country is nonetheless rich and charming Pine forests and hill covered in vineyards add to the wild coastline, colourful villages and majestic medival cities… Believe us: just 2 hours away from Lisbon, the Alentejo is worth it! Evora, the capital of the Alentejo and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1986, is one of the most preserved towns in the country. It is a charming place to step back in time. You will be well taken care of: gastronomy, wine, culture, authenticity and nature… as well as its hotels counting more than 20 000 beds. This is the perfect place for unique seminars or teambuilding, and you can count on the original atmosphere in the convents. For centuries, the various religious orders were listed as the most important owners of the place. Since the XIX century, these properties have been owned by the government, which has redistributed them to private structures, the ‘pousadas’. Today, most of these convents got a new life. The most famous ones are, the Flor de Rosa one in Crato, the San Paolo convent in Redondo or the Espinheiro one in Evora to name a few… These are amazing opportunities for unforgettable corporate events.