
Setúbal, Portugal
Setúbal was inhabited in ancient times by the Phoenicians and the Romans, who settled on the south bank of the River Sado.


Setúbal was inhabited in ancient times by the Phoenicians and the Romans, who settled on the south bank of the River Sado.

The Lusitano horse, known for its grace, strength, and intelligence, thrives in the serene environment of Alter.

Minas de São Domingos is located in the southern area of the Alentejo region, close to Spain’s border, perfect for walking activities.

The Roman temple is one of the many monuments you can see in Evora.

Pataniscas: Master the art of cooking a quintessential Portuguese delight, with traditional ingredients and a dash of culinary finesse.

Alcacer do Sal, graciously laid out over the right bank of the Sado, this village has been settled since the earliest of times.