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Mértola is a beautiful Alentejo village, bathed by the Guadiana River. It has a walking trail that I did and really enjoyed. 👍🥾

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The Hermitage of Our Lady of La Peña in Puebla de Guzmán (Huelva) is one of the most emblematic sanctuaries in the Andévalo region of Huelva province, with a deep spiritual, artistic, and cultural tradition. Location: On Cerro del Águila (Eagle Hill), about 4 km from the town center. Origin: Probably built in the 16th century, with significant renovations in the 17th century, 1960, and 1992. Founding legend: According to tradition, the Virgin Mary appeared to the shepherd Alonso Gómez in the 15th century, who was instructed to build a hermitage on that site.

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This is a small town in the municipality of Serpa. If you're passing through, you can find places to sleep and eat here to recharge your batteries and continue pedaling through this beautiful region.

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Mertola is a beautiful medieval town. If you're cycling along the Guadiana River, I recommend stopping by to explore its cobblestone streets and indulge in the delicious cuisine.

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Very idyllic location and has retained some of its naturalness.

Nice gravel segment out of the village. Enjoy this!

The Castle of Cola is an Iron Age hillfort that was later reinforced as an Islamic fortress in Portugal’s Alentejo region, now classified as a National Monument. It forms the centre of the Castro da Cola archaeological park, which features Megalithic, Chalcolithic, Bronze, and Iron Age remains. The polygonal fortification, with thick walls, a towered entrance, and a rock-hewn cistern, was strategically positioned to guard a key route into the Algarve.

Nice segment of smooth and compact gravel road, to enjoy the nature while cycling.

This quiet artificial lake is very peaceful and has some spots to rest a bit before continuing on this gravel road.

This nice gravel road runs parallel to the Ribeira das Pimentas, little creek.

Nice and fun gravel road especially during sunset or sunrise!

Amoreiras‑Gare originated around the historic 1888 railway station, later becoming a small industrial and commercial hub in the 20th century. Today, it hosts local events like the traditional “Festas de Maio” and offers nature trails for hikers.

Pias is a village in the municipality of Serpa, Alentejo region, with around 2,500 inhabitants. Known for its white houses, traditional crafts, and rich gastronomy, it also features landmarks like the Ermida de Santa Luzia and the Torre do Relógio. Its name likely comes from granite basins ("pias") once used in local industry.

This aqueduct is a remarkable example of ancient hydraulic engineering, designed to transport water from external sources to the city centre.Originally built in Roman times and then extensively modified and expanded in subsequent centuries, particularly during the medieval and modern periods, the aqueduct features a series of sturdy arches that crisscross the landscape.

Pretty town near the Portugal-Spain border at the foot of the Ficalho hill that gives the town its name. It can be reached from Rosal de al Frontera (SP) by a picturesque road through the hill that crosses the border.

This aqueduct is a remarkable example of ancient hydraulic engineering, designed to transport water from external sources to the city centre. Originally built in Roman times and then extensively modified and expanded in subsequent centuries, particularly during the medieval and modern periods, the aqueduct features a series of sturdy arches that crisscross the landscape.

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Located in the tranquil setting of the Barragem da Tapada Grande reservoir, this river beach of the same name is a very pleasant recreational area with a sandy beach, lawns, and comprehensive infrastructure. Nearby is the village of Minas de São Domingos, which was developed in connection with the now-defunct mining operations.

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The Serpa Aqueduct is an unusual piece of Portuguese engineering due to the fact that it was a private undertaking. It was built at the end of the 17th century to serve the Manor of the Counts of Ficalho, which is located in one of the sections of the Serpa wall. The most interesting part of the structure is located next to the Porta de Beja, where the aqueduct is supported by arches built into the wall. At the end of the aqueduct we find a Moorish waterwheel, leaning against the wall and serving as a buttress to the aqueduct itself.

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In the 12th century, this huge aqueduct was built to share water with the population. To this date, it has been maintained and it has became one of Serpa's landmark, very well illuminated at night. You can see the aqueduct when you are a few km away from the city, and the view is breathtaking when you are close to it. Please note that right next to the walls and aqueduct, you can find Olive trees that are 1000-year old ! A must see, a must-take-a-picture, and must relax in the cozy green benches that are just in front of the aqueduct - Especially in hot sunny days.

Vila Verde Ficalho has history. It is a village located in the easternmost part of the municipality of Serpa, bordering the Spanish town of Rosal de la Frontera and belonging to the territory known as the Left Bank of the Guadiana. Our people have ancient traditions and historical records that extol them. All the landscape, historical and cultural settings make this border village very special, both for its inhabitants and visitors. Its area measures approximately 10,402,3909 hectares, and the town is flanked by the Ficalho mountain range, which is approximately 518 metres high. Throughout our region, you can see mountains, valleys, hills, dotted with trees, wells and springs. All the archaeological heritage found here reveals bits and pieces of the passage of various peoples through our land, from the Paleolithic era, when man was still a gatherer, to the Neolithic era (3500 BC), to the Visigoths, the Romans (where the city of Finis possibly existed), and the Arab people who left us several customs. The exact date of the founding of our town as a historical place is unknown; hypothetically, it was in the 1940s, in the 13th century, at the end of the reign of D. Sancho II and the beginning of the reign of D. Afonso III. Our people are mainly dedicated to agriculture, although artisanal agriculture is still being seen, new technologies are beginning to be used. There has been a significant decrease in commercial activity, many establishments have been closing and we no longer see, as we once did, clusters of Spanish people. It is worth noting that tourism is likely to increase in this area; in recent months, some have appeared in our town. tourists who have shown a fondness for this small village with an aging population.

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