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Cloisters of the Se Catedral (Motherchurch), a Unesco World Heritage Site. Evora, Portugal
Stone pine forest, Comporta. Alentejo, Portugal
The castle and the Pousada inside the walled village of Estremoz. Alentejo, Portugal
The walled little village of Evoramonte. Alentejo, Portugal
Portugal, Alentejo, Castelo de vide (MR)
Armeria pungens blossom. Zambujeira do Mar. Sudoeste Alentejano and Costa Vicentina Nature Park, the wildest atlantic coast in Europe. Portugal
Europe, Portugal, Alentejo, Castelo de Vide town from the castle
Europe, Portugal, Alentejo, sardines for sale in Vila Nova de Milfontes fish market
Europe, Portugal, Alentejo, Grandola, a man running along Praia da Gale beach near Grandola MR
Europe, Portugal, Alentejo, cork oak bark
Europe, Portugal, Alentejo, Arronches, a local folk group in Arronches
Alcacer do Sal and Sado river at night. Alentejo, Portugal
Traditional houses of Pomarao. Alentejo, Portugal
Spring on the Alentejo plain, Portugal
Cork trees and sunflowers in ths vast plains of Alentejo, Portugal
Portalegre in the afternoon light. Alentejo, Portugal
The city of Elvas and his 17th century fortifications at dusk, the biggest city bulwark fortifications in the world. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Alentejo, Portugal
The medieval castle of Marvao. Alentejo, Portugal
The historical village of Castelo de Vide at twilight. Alentejo, Portugal
Tower of the Se Catedral (Motherchurch) and the Roman Temple of Diana at dusk, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Evora, Portugal
Pessegueiro island with the ruins of the castle dating back to the 16th century. Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina. Alentejo, Portugal
Sunset, Monsaraz, Alentejo, Portugal
Portugal, Alentejo, Monsaraz, overview of landscape
Portugal, Alentejo, Castelo de vide, overview at dusk
Touriga Nacional grape variety to make red wine. Alentejo, Portugal
Marvao, Alentejo, Portugal
Castelo de Vide village, Alentejo, Portugal
Balcony, Evora, Alentejo, Portugal
The Sado river crossing Alcacer do Sal, one of the oldest villages in Europe, founded in 1000 BC by the Phoenicians. Alentejo, Portugal
A rice field in the Sado Estuary Nature Reserve after the harvesting. Comporta, Portugal
Big clay (terracotta) pots. Nisa, Alentejo. POrtugal
Holm oak in Spring. Monforte, Alentejo. Portugal
Cork oak at Nisa, Alentejo. Portugal is the world's biggest producer of cork
Lousal mine was a pyrite mine in Grandola. The mine was opened in 1900 and closed in 1988. Nowadays is a museum. Portugal
Jacaranda at Evora, Alentejo. Portugal
Jacaranda at Evora, Alentejo. Portugal (MR)
Praca do Giraldo, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Evora, Portugal
Delta Cafes, the main enterprise in the coffee industry and trade in Portugal, and Centro de Ciencia do Cafe (Coffee Science Centre). Campo Maior, Alentejo. Portugal
Vineyards at Herdade das Argamassas, Adega Mayor, Campo Maior. Alentejo, Portugal
Wheat fields at Alvalade do Sado, Alentejo. Portugal
The traditional village of Santa Susana at sunset. Alentejo, Portugal
The Tagus river, dividing the regions of Alentejo and Beira Baixa, seen from the Belver castle. Beira Baixa. Portugal
The Tagus river at Alamal beach. The 13th century castle of Belver dominates the entire region. Alentejo, Portugal
The coastline of Porto Covo with the fortress of Pessegueiro island. Sines, Portugal
The 18th century cannons that protected the village of Sines against the north african pirates. Alentejo, Portugal
Traditional alentejan houses in the main square of Porto Covo. Sines, Portugal
Cork trees in Aguas de Moura, Palmela. Portugal is the worlds biggest producer of cork
Cloud impression - Portugal, Alentejo, Alentejo Litoral, Bordeira, Pontal - Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina, Costa Vicentina
