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      Montemor-o-Novo

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      Riders on horseback exploring scenic montado trails surrounded by greenery and sunlight.

       Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal

      Guided Horseback Ride in Alentejo Mountains Near Évora

      Saddle up and ride through the ancient cork oak forests of the Alentejo, where Portugal's wild countryside unfolds at a pace worth savoring. This is rural Portugal as it was meant to be experienced.

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      €90.00
      Cortiza factory showroom displaying diverse cork products, from bags to home decor, highlighting craftsmanship in Alentejo.

       Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal

      Alentejo Cork Factory & Herdade Full-Day Tour with Lunch

      Step inside the world of cork, walk the ancient Montado, and taste Alentejo on a single unforgettable day — all from your front door.

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      €70.00
      Tranquil river view with vibrant trees and rocks, featured in the Montemor-o-Novo hiking tour with lunch.

       Montemor-o-Novo, Portugal

      Montemor-o-Novo Walking Tour Along Almansor River & Lunch

      Walk the banks of the Almansor River, soak in views of a medieval castle, and sit down to a traditional Alentejo lunch complete with a one-of-a-kind sung menu performance.

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      €17.00
      Beekeeper in protective gear inspecting a beehive frame during a guided tour in Évora or Montemor-o-Novo.

       Évora, Portugal

      Guided Beehive Tour & Honey Tasting in Évora Region

      Get up close to a working beehive in the heart of Alentejo and taste honey so fresh it comes straight from the comb — a rare encounter between tradition, nature, and flavor.

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      €40.00
      Almendres Cromlech in Évora, Portugal, with prehistoric stones set in a vibrant field of yellow wildflowers.

       Évora, Portugal

      Guided Day Trip to Évora Megaliths, Cromlech & Ancient Caves

      Step back thousands of years in a single day — explore Portugal's most extraordinary prehistoric monuments, from towering stone circles to ancient cave art, deep in the heart of Alentejo.

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      €110.00
      Historic Montemor-o-Novo Castle tower with stone walls and steps, set against a vibrant blue sky backdrop.

       Évora, Portugal

      Montemor-o-Novo Castle Guided Tour & Alentejo Views from Évora

      Step inside the walls of one of Alentejo's most storied medieval fortresses and let eight centuries of history unfold before you. Book your guided visit to Montemor-o-Novo Castle and discover a side of Portugal that goes far beyond the postcard.

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      €30.00
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      More to know about Montemor-o-Novo

      Montemor-o-Novo is a historic medieval town located in the Alentejo region of southern Portugal, characterized by its imposing castle ruins and charming whitewashed streets. Perched on a hilltop overlooking the surrounding countryside, this quiet town offers visitors a glimpse into Portugal's rich past and authentic rural character.

      What to see in Montemor-o-Novo

      The town's most prominent feature is the medieval castle, with its impressive fortified walls and towers commanding views across the landscape. The Igreja de Santiago, a notable church within the town walls, showcases traditional Portuguese architecture and contains religious artwork from different periods. The town square and surrounding historic streets invite exploration for those interested in medieval town planning.

      Things to do in Montemor-o-Novo

      Visitors can walk the castle ramparts for panoramic views of the Alentejo plains and nearby cork forests. The town serves as a base for exploring the broader region, including nearby wine estates and agricultural villages. Hiking and photography opportunities abound throughout the countryside surrounding this atmospheric location.

      Medieval Heritage and Rural Alentejo Culture

      Montemor-o-Novo represents the authentic Alentejo experience, where visitors encounter genuine Portuguese rural traditions rather than tourist-focused attractions. The town's commitment to preserving its medieval character makes it ideal for travelers seeking cultural immersion and historical understanding beyond mainstream destinations.