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Alto Alentejo Voyage Tips and guide

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Alto Alentejo is the northern half of the Alentejo region of Portugal.

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  • 38.7-7.41 Alandroal — a municipality that includes Terena, a beautiful village with an imposing castle
  • 38.722917-7.9843332 Arraiolos — famous for its castle and its embroidered wool rugs and carpets
  • 39.05-7.8833333 Avis — historical home of the Knights of the Order of Aviz, with a castle
  • 39.015-7.0683334 Campo Maior – border town with a castle and a bone chapel
  • 39.416667-7.455 Castelo de Vide — a romantic village with beautiful gardens, an abundance of vegetation, a mild climate, known as "Sintra do Alentejo"
  • 38.88-7.1627786 Elvas — a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its excellent star fort
  • 38.8422-7.5880837 Estremoz — known for its fine to medium marble that occurs in several colours that has been used to build the town
  • 38.5725-7.9072228 Évora — a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a well-preserved old town centre, still partially enclosed by medieval walls, and many monuments including a Roman Temple
  • 39.05-7.4333339 Monforte — farming with a castle and a Roman bridge
  • 39.394167-7.37722210 Marvão — a mountain village perched on the Serra de São Mamede
  • 39.516667-7.6511 Nisa – municipality that's home to several castles
  • 39.316667-7.41666712 Portalegre – cathedral city noted for its tapestries
  • 38.646389-7.54638913 Redondo — town with a castle and a wine museum
  • 38.416667-7.53333314 Reguengos de Monsaraz — one of the oldest Portuguese settlements of southern Portugal, with hundreds of megalithic monuments
  • 38.678026-8.45547515 Vendas Novas — is famous for its bifanas (thinly sliced pork either fried and served on a soft roll with mustard), considered the best bifanas in Portugal
  • 38.75-7.43333316 Vila Viçosa — a historic, monumental town with a historic palace

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Alto Alentejo (AHL-too uh-lehn-TAY-zhoo, /ˈaɫ.tu ɐ.ɫẽ.ˈtɐj.ʒu/)

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