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In Alvito, "Parque do Pula" refers to PULA (Urban and Active Leisure Park), a renovated space with a children's playground, sports field (ball, skateboard, roller skates), fountains and social areas, public toilets, ideal for families and outdoor activities, located in the municipality of Alvito, which also has padel courts. There is also, in Lisbon, the Alvito Recreational Park, in Monsanto, with leisure and restaurant facilities, but "PULA" is the specific name of the space in the municipality of Alvito. In the municipality. Point of passage of PR2-AVT. 👍🥾

The "Moinho das Cabras" (Goat Mill) in Alvito is one of several traditional windmills in the region, part of a group that today marks the rural landscapes. They are symbols of wind energy used in grain milling, built in the late 19th/early 20th century, and today form part of historical trails, such as the PR2 AVT, connecting to agricultural tradition and local cultural heritage. While there isn't a specific legend for this mill, there are general legends about hidden treasures in the area. 👍🥾📷

Alvito Pools, where we can cool off on hot summer days, especially in the Alentejo. After a hike, the bar is a great place to recharge your batteries.👍🥾🏊

Nestled in an urban area, surrounded by houses and situated practically between two streets, the Vila de Frades Clock Tower likely dates back to the 16th century, when it was originally built. Throughout its existence, it has undergone additions and restorations to ensure its future preservation. In 1780, it was equipped with a bronze bell. In 1890, the tower underwent extensive renovation, with the installation of new enamel clock faces made in the workshop of A. C. dos Santos in Lisbon. The Clock Tower, one of the tallest buildings in the area, stands at the top of Rua Luís de Camões. It is one of the few clocks in the country to operate using both pendulums and windings. It also underwent restoration of its mechanisms and exterior in 2007. References: Túlio Espanca - Artistic Inventory of Portugal - Beja District, Lisbon, 1992; Ricardo Pereira, SIPA, www.monumentos.pt.

As the song goes, "In Vila de Frades there are wineries that are cathedrals..." This is the case here at this winery... From the street, it looks like a normal Alentejo winery or tavern, and only when you enter do you realize its ethnographic grandeur. In this winery, the wine consumed here is made in these clay jars, which also serve as decorative elements. Talha wine is a living memory preserved in Vila de Frades. This precious grape nectar is characterized by not containing any chemical compounds, which gives it a unique, genuine, and unmistakable flavor. In this location, you can witness the various stages of traditional wine production, which are rigorously adhered to by the owners. An authentic rural museum, we highly recommend a visit to this winery... For more information, visit this link: http://adega-restaurante.blogspot.pt/

A typical winery in Vila de Frades where, according to the popular song: "Vila de Frades no longer has abbots But it has wineries that are like cathedrals Their wines are brilliant They are enough to make you want more..."

A typical restaurant with its main décor made from old clay jars, where Talha wine gains flavor and maturity. In Vila de Frades, 1 km from Vidigueira, the Typical Restaurant País das Uvas is an old winery that was restored and converted into a restaurant, maintaining its traditional architectural features, thus functioning as both a winery and a traditional restaurant. The wine served in this winery is made in old Moorish clay jars, which also adorn the establishment. In this traditional winery, you can witness all stages of the production of artisanal Talha wine. "It's not just a winery, nor is it just a restaurant. It's a powerful alliance between the producer's wine and the most authentic Alentejo cuisine. A space filled with amphorae, with the simple and genuine welcome of those who love to welcome and serve well, an always pleasant and familiar atmosphere where Alentejo singing often takes place. And, as if that weren't enough, with the doors open to sharing the knowledge gained from centuries of experience. Here, the amphorae are not just decoration: they hold the wine produced there, and you can witness the various stages of traditional production. Some specialties: silarcas with eggs and asparagus, chickpea stew, lamb stew, Alentejo garlic açorda, asparagus with eggs, lamb's head roasted in a wood-fired oven, and tomato soups." in Wine and Food Tours - From the Land to the Table - Alentejo

Trail and walk, an event that has been held for the 38th year.