산 실베스트레 데 구즈만 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

In 1876, an unprecedented flood of the Guadiana River revealed previously unknown ruins: the Roman Villa of Montinho das Laranjeiras. Founded in the 1st century BC, it was inhabited continuously until the end of the Islamic period, when it was finally abandoned. Its privileged position allowed trade along the river as far as Mértola and ensured the continuity of Roman, Visigothic, and Islamic occupation.

The River Museum reveals the soul of the Guadiana: its history, traditions, and the vital role it played in transporting ore. It also celebrates the region's natural and cultural heritage, from artisanal fishing to gastronomy, not forgetting the memories of smuggling during the Estado Novo. Among the exhibits, miniature replicas of the vessels that plied these waters until the 1960s stand out.

Here, very close to the Corte das Donas, you'll find this decommissioned windmill. The building is in ruins, but it adds a charming touch to the landscape and offers a glimpse into the life that once existed here.

In the images, what you see most are pine trees, not cork oaks. These are still beautiful images.👍🥾

Beautiful walk, parking at the starting point, possible to have a drink until noon. Easy paths 👍🏼

Very accessible walk, super beautiful surroundings 👍

This is a stretch of dirt road that leads to the Guadiana River. The route passes through hills and, at each section, there are views of the entire region. Very peaceful.

Bularco de Baixo is a small village where the route towards the Guadiana River begins. There is little to do there, besides the parking lot, water fountain and the occasional place to buy a few things.