Very large castle perched at the top of this quaint town overlooking the surrounding countryside plains , the views from all higher points in the castle are awesome . There’s a €1.50 entry fee to the castle and it is well worth it . You can walk around the walls by beware there are no guard rails . It is well maintained and restored/preserved. This is a definitely must see .

Well for a small fee this is great. The views especially on a nice day would be fantastic. Large castle and the cistern has the best echo. The view of the town from here is also worth it.

⭐ 4.5/5 Marvão is an enchanting medieval hilltop village perched atop a granite escarpment, offering breathtaking 360° views over the Alentejo plains and into Spain 🌄 . --- 🏰 What Makes It Special Timeless walls & architecture: The 13th-century stone walls, narrow cobbled alleys, whitewashed houses with flower‑filled balconies, and wrought‑iron details transport you back centuries . Majestic Castle of Marvão: Built on living rock and fortified through ages—from Islamic beginnings to Christian reconstructions—it offers spectacular panoramic views from its ramparts and keep . Rich heritage & culture: Discover the Municipal Museum inside the Church of Santa Maria, treasure-filled with archaeological and religious artifacts; stroll through medieval gates like Porta de Rodão; and enjoy stories of sieges and legends . --- 🌿 Nature & Surroundings Serra de São Mamede Natural Park: Surrounding the town, ideal for hiking, birdwatching (keep an eye out for eagles!), and scenic nature walks . Roman ruins of Ammaia: Just a short drive away, explore fascinating ancient Roman remains and visit the on-site museum . --- 🍷 Local Flavours & Vibe Culinary delights: Sample hearty Alentejo fare such as açorda, roast lamb, local sausages, olive oil products—and of course regionally acclaimed wines . Charming cafés & shops: Relax in quaint cafes like Natural Bar or Varanda do Alentejo; browse artisanal crafts and gourmet stores such as O Poial da Artesão . --- 💡 Best Experience Tips Wander early or late to enjoy serenity before crowds gather . Take the scenic “Tunnel of Trees” route between Castelo de Vide and Marvão for a dramatic entrance . Climb the ramparts at sunset and witness Marvão glowing golden come evening—truly magical . **For more tips follow me on Google. I have a lot of maps and places to visit all around the world 🌎 all for free for my followers on Google Maps.**

What a beautiful experience! We dropped our car before entering the city (highly recommend) and walked to the castle. There is a lovely cafe halfway, perfect for a drink with a beautiful view. The castle is so beautiful and in such a good state considering how old it is. To enter you pay a fee of 1,50€ and after you can explore the castle. We spend almost 1,5 hours walking around. You can also get some souvenirs towards the other side of the castle. We were lucky to be there during the filmfestival and enjoyed a magical night watching a movie and enjoying some fado music. Obrigado!❤️

Beautiful castle with great views across the entire area. Small charge to get in and dog friendly.

Well restored Castle with great views and fun to explore. You can walk along top of the entire Castle perimeter walls although it's quite scary as there are no railings on the inner side. Best of all it's so peaceful. It's the highlight of my Portugal trip.

Spectacular large castle built on a 900m high rocky hill. Construction started when Muslims ruled Iberia under the rule of Ibn Maruan at the end of the 9th century. In the follwing centuries it was further enlarged and modified and played an important role in the defence of Portugal. You can climb the ramparts and towers and with good weather have a good view of the surounding areas

It's nice to discover history through this beautiful and simple castle.

Nice Castle in the middle of town. Easy parking and great views. Elevator was broken which would have easily let my mother up onto the rampart.

Entered very quickly, was near closing time but the staff let me have a quick peak. Good to know I've to go back

Fantastic little rustic village, where life slows down to a crawl, local market looked amazing ( closed on mondays ) fantastic 13th century castle also closed on monday, but thats ok on the flip side we picked up a 10 year bottle of local red wine for under 5€,

Beautiful pearl of Alentejo! Worth visiting while being around.

It was great to go back in time love history

Great renovation on this monument. Great views. It would be fun to have some animation on it during some days of the year.

Beautiful and peaceful view from the castle. When we came there was no one else, the whole castle was ours! Although the castle is small, it is maintained quite well, the keep of castle where has introduction of the castle is done nicely and the restroom is super clean! Not to mention the entrance fee is only EURO 2. Recommend to come!

Castle of Belver Type: Castle Time spent: 20-30 min Parking*: not available Bike parking*: not available Price: 2 EUR WC: available Path for disabled: not available *Leave your car or bike close to the church [Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Visitacao], as the only way to enter the castle is via long stairs. Belver was the first castle and most important to be constructed by the Hospitallers in Portugal during the Middle Ages. It was built to defend the access-way along the Tagus River. The final construction was completed in 1212. Even as the head of the Order transferred his rule to the parish of Flor da Rosa, in the municipality of Crato, creating the priorship of Crato, the Castle of Belver (and its community) did not progress more than a provincial stronghold.

A small castle. Beautiful views from the top, but the castle itself is quite basic. It has some information about the area, and the templars in Portugal, but information is limited. A nice place to go if you are in the area. Maybe while visiting the river beach nearby.

Castle was closed for one day with no prior warning on the website, however it looks like it would be a good visit on another date when it's actually open. Great views of the village and up and down the river. Short walk up the hill from the carpark in the village to a very scenic and nicely structured castle building. **EDIT** Visited the castle again when it was open and it was a great experience. €2 entry for adults and €1 for students. The main tower has 3 accessible floors with a video playing on one and more description boards about the castle's history on both lower floors. The top floor is open air with even better views than from the entrance. The walls are very easy to walk around and the chapel is worth having a look at as well. Upping the rating from 4 to 5 stars because of the great value for money to visit the castle.

One of the most beautiful castles I went. Beautiful view over Tagus river. Great food and beachs in the area.

The castle is accessible through a stone staircase, leading to a viewpoint near the castle entrance with a nice view to the Tagus river and the Alamal river beach. There is a public fountain near this viewpoint. Inside the castle walls there is a central tower and a chapel both of which are visitable. Inside the tower the castle's history is explained and at the rooftop one can appreciate a nice view of the surrounding area. Walking along the walls gives another nice view and one can appreciate some of the few inner structures of the castle. The castle is small so it won't take much time to visit.

Nice Castle although it is quite small and therefore quick to visit. The historical explanations on castles in the area are detailed and provide interesting knowledge to understand the region. The view from the central tower is astonishing and cover the river sides near by.

Nestled alongside the Ribeira de Pera, Mosteiro’s River Beach is a serene sanctuary ideal for families and nature lovers. Its crystal-clear waters are perfect for a refreshing dip, surrounded by lush lawns shaded by graceful willows, alders, and cork oaks . The site is impeccably maintained—clean facilities, accessible restrooms, changing rooms, and even a bar/restaurant ensure comfort for all visitors . In summer, it buzzes with life yet retains tranquility, offering picnic areas and pedal-boat rentals—ideal for a relaxed weekend escape . Highlight features include: • A small waterfall and stream, adding visual charm and natural ambiance  . • Shaded green lawns, perfect for lounging, picnics, or relaxing under the trees . • Full accessibility, including ramps and accessible toilets, making it inclusive and welcoming . Visitors consistently praise the water’s clarity and the beach’s clean, family-friendly atmosphere: “Água cristalina. Espaço limpo e relvado. Óptimo para estar em família.”   ⸻ 🌟 Final Thoughts: Mosteiro’s River Beach blends natural beauty, thoughtful facilities, and a calm, welcoming atmosphere. It’s the perfect spot for a family outing, a peaceful day by the water, or simply a moment of relaxation within Portugal’s scenic countryside.

An interesting river beach with grassy areas and plenty of space to spread out your towel. There are shaded spots as well, one of them thanks to various huge trees — which makes it especially pleasant. There’s also a support bar, always a nice bonus, and even a restaurant right next door. The water is refreshingly cool, perfect for hot days. I highly recommend visiting this river beach!

Mosteiro's river beach is worthed the visit. Very clean water, relaxing environment full of trees. Has a bar and free parking space.

The beach was nice. However seem closed. We open the gate and went in. Lay there all afternoon. But tried to go to the toilets and a guy told was closed and the area should be closed too. It's 29 celcius. On the 29.09.25. Weather supposedly to be warm for the next 10days. This should be kept open as long as people open. Even if a charge to maintain throughout the year.

Plenty of space and shade. Peaceful place where you can enjoy the sound of running water. There's a bar that serves good food at decent prices. Water is clean. There is also a specific area if you want to bring your pet.

What a super spot this is! So pretty and secluded yet with a great place to eat there too. Clear, clean water, great for kids. Fun all the way!

A lovely place with clean meadows and ice cold clean water (with a lot of fish who are very interested when you enter the water). The lower bathrooms were always closed at the times we were there, but upstairs are available.

Different trekking levels. We did the circular one, about an hour and there are waterfalls. There is a small river beach and a small bar.

This is a true hidden gem! Tucked away near a big dam, this riverside spot is perfect for a hot summer day, way more refreshing! There’s a peaceful section along the riverbank with a small beach area and a café, ideal for relaxing and cooling off. But the real magic starts with the hiking trail. It’s mostly very accessible and takes you deeper along the river, where you’ll find more secluded spots, small waterfalls, and beautiful natural pools. If you enjoy landscape views like I do, follow the trail upward for stunning views of the dam and the surrounding hills, such a rewarding perspective! It’s quiet, scenic, and ideal for nature lovers. I’d 100% recommend stopping by if you’re anywhere nearby. One of the most unexpectedly beautiful places I visited in Portugal! 🏞️

Beautiful place with waterfalls and swimming areas, nice for young and old!

Beautifull, quite place (May 2025), bar was close on May but looked great, easy to Park, lots of Picnik spots

A small forest river beach Dogs are banned from the beach area but ok on the boardwalk. Nice boardwalk though stunning scenery. Plenty of seating en-route. The first waterfall is an easy walk, beyond that requires some easy climbing but not suitable for less mobile walkers. Worth the effort if you can. Also worth arriving early; parking is limited. Cafe is a little loud, nice for a coffee but not worth eating. Unisex toilets by the consession. Road en-route is good but a little mountainous and plenty of evidence of accidents with the numerous crash barrier dents, so drive carefully.

Great place to spend a summer day, you have a small beach area with a restaurant/bar and a trail leading up to waterfalls

It was great! When we were there (mid-May weekday) it was very quiet. We parked up & did the full loop following the wooden path & signs to the various waterfalls & swimming pools. We just kept going up & around & down & then up finally getting to a miradouro (view point) that had a double swing to sit on & chill admiring the view. We then went up the right hand side of the building & picked up the steps/footpath back to the carpark. A decent walk in a beautiful place...

Have ridden with previous owner who was amazing but he has sadly retired We booked 4 rides and jumping lesson in advance for our holiday with the new owner as we boarded the plane from the Uk we received a message saying sorry to ruin your riding holiday but we have a bigger group . So I would not trust them there are many fantastic trainers and hacks out in this area. Our hotel found us a perfect place near by .

Fantastic host and friendly safe animals!!

Joaquim and his son Antonio run a very professional and top quality riding centre. The atmosphere is friendly and supportive and the horses are an absolute joy to ride, very well trained and much loved and cared for by all the team. I have just spent 5 day at this centre riding 4 different horses, taking lessons with Joaquim and riding on scenic tracks by the banks of the river with the amazing scent of eucalyptus. Joaquim is an amazing instructor and is totally committed to ensuring his clients receive a top quality service. I highly recommend this centre, you will not regret it . I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you to Joaquim, Antonio and all the team.

Excelent location, beautiful place and nice people!

(Translated by Google) Super attentive, the horses were very well looked after, everything was impeccable, thank you 🙏 (Original) Super atenciosos, os cavalos super bem tratados, tudo impecável, obrigada 🙏

(Translated by Google) Staff of a high professional level and also charming. Everything is super careful and a place with unmatched charm (Original) Personal de alto nivel profesional y además encantadores. Todo súper cuidado y lugar con un encanto inigualable

(Translated by Google) Fantastic tour, beautiful scenery. Gentle horses and a very friendly guide. Will definitely be back! (Original) Fantástico passeio, linda paisagem. Cavalos dóceis e uma guia muito muito simpática. A voltar de certeza!

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(Translated by Google) Beautiful, watching the sunrise in this place is something wonderful! TOP! (Original) Lindo, ver o nascer do dia neste local é algo maravilhoso! TOP!

(Translated by Google) This dam is located in the river basin of the Tagus River and the Ribeira de Sôr, and was designed by the Directorate-General for Hydraulic Services in 1954 and completed in 1958. Its construction changed the local geography, creating an artificial lake with a total capacity of over 164 million cubic metres of water. It is the highlight of tourism in the region. (Original) Esta barragem localiza-se na bacia hidrográfica do rio Tejo e na ribeira de Sôr, tendo sido projectada pela Direcção-Geral dos Serviços Hidráulicos em 1954 e ficou concluída no ano de 1958. A sua construção alterou a geografia local, criando-se um lago artificial com uma capacidade total de mais de 164 milhões de metros cúbicos de água. É o ponto alto do turismo da região.

(Translated by Google) A paradise At the Montargil dam you can practice water sports such as sailing, windsurfing and canoeing. In addition, its banks and surrounding areas are often used for camping, hiking and picnics, making it a very popular place for outdoor leisure activities. (Original) Um paraíso Na barragem de Montargil poderá praticar desportos náuticos, como a vela, o windsurf e a canoagem. Além disso, suas margens e áreas circundantes são frequentemente utilizadas para acampamento, caminhadas e piqueniques, tornando-a um local bastante popular para atividades de lazer ao ar livre.

(Translated by Google) My workplace, a beautiful dam to spend a day with the family fishing or relaxing. If you are unfamiliar with the dam and do not know how to swim, I advise caution when entering the water, as some areas have a steep drop. (Original) O meu local de trabalho, uma bela barragem para passar um dia com a família a fazer uma pescaria ou em lazer. Se não conhecer a barragem e não saiba nadar aconselho prudência a entrar na água, algumas zonas tem o desnível acentuado.

(Translated by Google) A little paradise for those who have Africa in their blood!!! The water is so warm, around 25 degrees, compared to what the waters of Portugal are like! With trees on the riverbank! Beautiful. With a place to pitch a tent and spend the night! (Original) Um pequeno paraíso para quem tem África no sangue!!! Água tão tão quentinha, cerca de 25 graus, para o que são as águas de Portugal! Com árvores na beira rio! Lindo. Com sítio para montar uma tenda e passar a noite!

(Translated by Google) The dam is beautiful, although the water level is increasingly lower. Right next to the dam is the Lago Montargil e Vilas hotel, which is excellent, as well as the Orbitur campsite. Visit Instagram: @turistanostemposlivres (Original) A Barragem é linda apesar de se notar cada vez mais a redução do nível da água, mesmo junto á barragem está o hotel Lago Montargil e Vilas que é excelente e também o parque campismo orbitur. Visitem o Instagram: @turistanostemposlivres

Beautiful place, as the village and all the surroundings. The park itself seems to have been absolutely amazing not so long ago, but it already need a bit of an upgrade.

Small stone village, with multiple picnic tables, and a small thematic/sensory trail under the trees. Very pleasant! Worth the small drive and stop! You can take your time and have a few peaceful walks around, stay in b&b, eat at the restaurant or simply come by for quick walk and picnic.

Fun park. Quiet and unique.

Very nice village for a stroll. Off season during the week there is no cafe open. The sensory walk is a great idea but in need of maintenance. In wet weather this walkway is actually a hazard.

Was a lovely place to visit. The parking is big so there's enough space for everyone. There is a picnic area to sit and eat your snacks. The garden is big enough for a nice walk through multiple areas. The village is cute and all made of stonewalls. There are a nice variety of small cafes.

Beautiful place to visit even during raining time ! Just be careful of the wooden steps they are really slippery

Beatiful place, better if you with children.

Jardim das Portas do Sol – A Peaceful Retreat with Stunning Views Nestled in the heart of Santarém, Jardim das Portas do Sol is the perfect place to relax and take in breathtaking views of river and the surrounding countryside. The garden is beautifully maintained with lush greenery, shaded areas, and plenty of benches to sit and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. The panoramic vistas from the garden are incredible, making it an ideal spot for anyone looking to unwind or take some beautiful photos. It’s quiet, calming, and offers a fantastic escape from the hustle and bustle. The garden also features a lovely café where you can grab a drink or snack, and a playground for kids, making it a perfect spot for families. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat, a place to enjoy nature, or somewhere to relax with a coffee, this garden is a must-visit in Santarém.

... a favorite amongst the locals in the evening fir sunset.. Beautiful views at it sits above the Tiego River..

Simply incredible! Love it every time, breathtaking views. A really nice park for kids. Great cafe with views to the park. Perfect for families. Toilets are a little dirty and out of toilet paper but will definitely be back!!

It's a city park integrated within the old city walls. Very nice views over the Tagus river. The place could be a bit more well maintained and is lacking some a café or restaurant, besides the one already there. Some of the fences were damaged and there seemed to be some work being done but not sure what it was and it seemed abandoned. Still very worth the visit, a landmark of the region for sure.

Small park with a great view.

Beautiful garden at the edge of the city with the old city walls still in place. Beautiful views of the river and the valley. A must visit place on Santarem. There's a cafe to sit and relax with a cup of coffee or a glass of beer.

Beautiful and chilling to walk around or have a picnic!

I suggest you check the opening times that Church is closed during lunch time.

Great example of gothic architecture in Santarem. Houses the tomb of explorer Pedro Alves Cabral.

Special thanks to Luis for taking the time to show me around this beautiful church and explain more about the history. I had booked my trip to Portugal very last minute and hadn't done my homework and didn't realise what a special place Santarem was but due to Luis I decided to extend my stay by a day and see more of the place when I was less exhausted and could enjoy properly. Thank you Luis!

Gothic church. Opened again. The new schedule for a visit is 10am until 5pm each Monday to Friday (closing between 1 and 2pm). On Saturday an Sunday it is opened between 10am and 1pm.

Very beautiful on the outside but didnt get a chance to see inside

It has a nice aura

Fantastic Historic Place.

Loved the extended guided boat trip. Didn't book it so no idea how it works but there were 15 of us on a boat trip which lasted a good 2 to 3 hours into the wetlands of the river where we even saw some wild horses in one of the islands.

Amazing tour! We had a great time listening to stories about the area and the fauna while cruising the river.

Really nice! Excellent. The view, nature, peace sensation from the river, people very kind and professional. Strongly recommended.

Excellent wildlife and calm relaxing trip. Take a Portuguese friend for translation though

Really nice place to go with the family or even alone

perfect place to be in réunion with the nature

Ok

Unfortunately we arrived a little late and not many of the shops were opened. But we still found it to be an interesting place with an interesting story. Natural salt made at this place miles from the ocean, so cool!. And it's awesome to see the process they go through to get that salt to your table. Great place for children, dates, or just a knowledge seeking adventure. There are souvenir shops, bars, and restaurants. It's a cute little village-like place.

We came for sunset in August, and had a lovely walk around the site. (No entry fees) Trail around the perimeter (can’t walk in the middle), and so beautiful and fascinating to see how it works. My kids loved it, even a swing for them to enjoy. We enjoyed coming late in the cool evening and having the place to ourselves, however we did miss out on all the touristy shops that are closed at this hour.

A great spot less than an hour’s drive from Lisbon. Nice walk around the Salinas. Salt is being produced inland from an underground salt mine source.

A fascinating glimpse into centuries-old salt production in a charming village setting. The wooden huts, salt pyramids, and friendly local shops make this a unique and memorable stop for history, scenery, and tradition lovers alike

Salinas de Rio Maior Type: tourist attraction Time spent: 20 min Price: free, guided visit - paid Entrance for disabled: available Restaurants: available WC: available Parking: available

Most shops closed due to the month and also the day we went , parking can be an issue

It’s a salted place with lots of peace. I love this place.

Walking the perimeter walls here is so fun. You get great views of both the inside city and the outside countryside. The stairs will give you a nice mini-workout too. Inside the city are a good selection of cafes, restaurants, and shops. I especially liked the chocolate shop! Entry is free here but a small fee for parking

One of the highlights of our visit to Portugal. For the sure footed, you can walk the city wall which has no railing. ⚠️ Extremely dangerous for children with a 30 foot fall. The views from the wall near sunset are gorgeous. Climbing through the hole at the west end of the wall yields a breathtaking view. Parking is horrific. Maybe 20 spots and no room to turn around at a dead end with all of the construction equipment. Thank God for backup cameras. Park at the bottom of castle wall and walk up into town instead (the opposite side that Google Maps takes you to.) There is a cute street with little shops, restaurants and cafés to grab a souvenir, dinner, or dessert. The cherry liquor in the chocolate shot glass (or thimble really 😅) was worth the €1.50 to try. There's a beautifully decorated shop with little codfish cakes. It's a bit pricy to add wine with a glass you can keep for €25 and a bite of cheese and jam for €5. Overall, great place to visit, not great for strollers or small children.

A must do. Perfect for a 3-4hour afternoon excursion. Such a unique experience where you can walk along the castle walls. I would wear shoes with a good grip on the soles though from stones that have become slippery over years of use. There are also tons of little restaurants and shops nestled in the old town.

Óbidos is an incredible medieval town. The castle and the village are both beautifully preserved, and walking through the cobbled streets truly feels like stepping back in time. If you can, climb up and walk along the castle walls — the views from up there are absolutely stunning. Another great tip: try a ginjinha liqueur served in a small chocolate cup — it’s a delicious local treat! I highly recommend visiting Óbidos; it’s a magical place full of history and charm.

They've turned much of the castle into shops & they also have a few restaurants. Its very cute over there. It's very welcoming and lends well to exploration.

Happened to be in the area and couldn’t resist checking out Castelo de Óbidos. Found a parking spot by the road and walked up — parking was free, and entry was free as well. It’s really cool that there are houses inside the castle walls, and I even spotted a few properties for sale! I can imagine the place was very lively before the pandemic, but today it felt calm and relaxed — almost like a day off for the town. The highlight was definitely walking along the castle walls. Some sections are narrow and quite high up, so you might get a little thrill (or fear!) as you go — but it’s worth doing. Overall, it’s a charming and unique spot, perfect for a casual stroll and a bit of history.

Ovidos is a beautiful town surrounded by a cool fort. The hotel are small and quaint, we stayed in the Castle in the lower quarters which were great. Restaurant was ok but it is hard to compare if you come from Sintra. Definitely worth visiting and 1 day is more than enough. Do not try and drive into the small streets look for the large parking lot behind Lucianos Cafe. It's a 2 block walk.

Beautiful ornate gateway into the castle walled village of Obidos. There were street musicians rotating throughout the day, but this opera singer duo in particular were incredible. Wish I knew what track they’re singing because it was an absolute emotional banger.

The door of the medieval town within the castle! The azulejos on the wall, the arch, and the stones… Overall, very beautiful! Sometimes, there is also live music or performance art around it, might be fun to watch.

Wasnr entirlelt looking forward to this stop but boy was I wrong. It just so happened that a Medieval Festival was going on when we stopped and it made the trip even more worth the visit. Can't believe how much fun we had seeing the sights exploring the town and seeing everyone perform. This was quite a visit. If you're considering going and you can time it with a festival I highly recommend it. It really made it something to remember.

Upon my arrival in Óbidos, I found myself thrust into a town that appears not to have heard the news that centuries have passed since its founding. Its cobblestones are worn, not from haste, but from leisure. The kind of leisure that suggests people still take time to savor life's simpler pleasures, such as good food, good drink, and the quiet hum of conversation. Porta da Villa is not merely the gate to the city, it is a chapter in Óbidos’ enduring story, one I am glad to have read."

This gate is a unique one. It leads to one of the more beautiful medieval towns

I love this place, Óbidos it is always a beautiful place to visit, it is well maintained and clean and keeps the tradition and historical alive. When we came there was two artists, one playing an instrument and the other posing like a tree. It is worth the visit.

Nestled within the walls of a medieval castle, a charming little town of narrow streets with shops and restaurants to discover. The walkway along the perimeter is not for the faint of heart - there’s no safety rails on the 4 foot wide pathway, and being at times 10+ meters above the town, it can be a little scary especially on windy days. Be careful as well for the stone walkways that have been weathered smooth over time (can be slippery). Expect to spend 1.5-3hours there. Amazing views and a couple old churches to see as well.

A visit to this wonderful garden is truly amazing! Its great for a family walkabout with so much to see. Since its privately owned you'll have to pay a fee of €7 and there is also a train that will take you around the garden and for that you will pay an extra €7. We didn't use the train and just walked around. We can see the garden is constantly expanding becoming more interesting year after year. A couple of things to make it better would be to have more washrooms on the furthest end. It would be interesting if they created specific routes when you walk around, this way you wouldn't be backtracking so much. Overall it was a positive experience.

If you are looking for a relaxing place to visit, this place comes highly recommended. Don't need to buy tickets in advance. It's €7 per person. There will be a staff at the entrance taking pictures. You can purchase the picture when you leave, no commitment and it comes in this beautiful booklet for only €10. If you want to see the park, there is a train that will drive you around. It has 3 stops and go really slow so you can hop on and off at whichever train stop. The view from this place is just breathtaking. You can easily spend 3 hrs just walking around. It's not a extremely large place. I'm assuming it does get busy but not crowded and parking is free

What an extraordinary and fascinating place to visit - even in the middle of October! [Imagine what it must be like from Springtime and throughout Summer.] Replete with Buddhas, pagodas, terracotta statues, African and contemporary sculptures, c.6,000 tons of marble and granite were used to create monumental works of art set in 80+ acres of ornamental gardens, situated adjacent to Bacalhôa's main mission to produce and market quality Portuguese wines. A triumph blending divino and art. Well worth a visit, but allow yourselves time to reflect and savour.

A serene oasis of calm and balance, the Zen garden radiates pure tranquility. Graceful Buddha statues invite quiet reflection and mindfulness. Each sculpture feels thoughtfully placed, harmonizing with sand and stone. The gentle rustle of leaves adds to the meditative ambiance. Art and nature blend seamlessly in every corner of the space. A perfect retreat for peace, introspection, and timeless beauty.

What a beautiful place to visit. We decided to walk but they do offer a train ride around the park for an additional €6. Very quiet place to just sit and take in the sights. Very picturesque but some areas do need some TLC. We were there for about 3 hours and didn't see everything...it was getting late for lunch and if you know Portugal you have to have lunch before 1:30 or you are out of luck. There is a small restaurant on sight but food didn't look too fresh so we went down the road to a very good restaurant. Just remember your camera and your walking shoes.

Wear comfortable shoes as this place is huge and there will be a lot of walking. Alternatively, you can ride the tour train by paying extra. This was a nice visit for the whole family.

A very special and privatly owned garden to celebrate Buddhas peace- and worldview. It is very nicly kept clean, entrance fee is 7€. The park can be visit on your own, it took me 3 hours, or in a small train. Also refresh points with cafe are inside the park. The sections has numbers and are a bit a small journey throught cultures of the world. I only miss a japanese garden with Zen-temple. This is would be fitting as its also Buddhism. But you have also a blue coloured Terracotta-armee. Ok. A lot big lake with Kois, Turtles and Ducks create a scenary like in paradies 🙂. As the owner produces wine it is for me surprising to create such a place. But its really worth a visit.

Amazing hotel, wow, wow, wow! You really feel the castle stay: from the portraits on the walls, to the decoration, to the furniture - everything is transporting you back in time and providing for a unique experience. The staff is great and very helpful. The breakfast was probably the best of the whole trip - quality cheeses and hams, pastries and special shout out to the pumpkin cake, still dreaming about it. Unforgettable stay, definitely will try to come back.

Had a wonderful stay here in this beautiful historic castle. Staff was extremely friendly. Rooms were in great shape and with adequate AC. Dining options were great. Daily breakfast was exquisite, tasty with great variety and beautifully presented. You can freely explore the castle grounds while it is open as well which is a great way to enjoy an early AM or evening stroll. Great views too. I will definitely be back when passing through this area again. On another note - I left a personal item in the hotel and they even mailed it back to me, all the way in the United States at no charge. Superb service.

Wonderful place to stay, not far from Lisbon. The restaurant is fantastic and breakfast in the courtyard was so fun. Comfortable rooms. The wine in this region was our favorite of the trip as well.

Great atmospheric place! If you are looking for solitariness, quitness, and historical vibe, go for it. This is the right place for you. But be ready to stay at a medieval castle with some disturbing things that come with it. Like strong ever-present musty smell, unstable Wi-Fi, poor bathroom utilities... Overall, an interesting place to stay at,but not for more than a couple of days.

Fantastic hotel within the old castle. Large, comfortable, quiet and cool rooms. Excellent buffet breakfast. Helpful and friendly staff. Nice ambience and clean and well maintained. Highly recommended.

I was there with my husband and children to celebrate 10 months of my son's and our wedding anniversary, but I was there only for breakfast service. The place is amazing. Beautiful and historic place, but the breakfast service wasn't on the same level level from the group of this place is a piece, We had waited a while before we checked with the person who needed to be informed we were there like walking in nothing like a guest in the Place. The hot food sector wasn't so incredible and the coffee wasn't so incredible an experience for those who love coffee I advise you to go get a Nespresso made by yourself. For the group Pestana, famous in Portugal for getting a 5-star in service and hospitality I received a 2-3 star service, and it was needed to make a reservation during the summer. Maybe if you're a guest the attendance and treatment can be better than what I got, but one place like that wasn't worth the money, but the view and the castle are fabulous that worth your time.

Interesting historical place to stay with a view all the way to Setubal. Prices a bit high as it is a Pousada. Not worth the money. Better stay downtown cheaper and just visit the Pousada to see it. Parking high up just outside the hotel entrance. Several tourists just parked there to see the church and museum.

This open air fish and produce market (primarily) was an amazing experience. It was a definite example of sustainable living.

Excellent market with huge variety of fish & crustaceans as well as fruits & vegetables, meats, breads and cakes. Highly recommended for a lively experience of a market appreciated not only by tourists but more importantly by local residents.

Absolutely one of the best markets to visit. Incredible fresh fruit and vegetables, plus the the most fresh fishery to buy anything you desire. You can also enjoy some fresh oysters and drink wine while at the market.

I love a good open-air market, and while visiting Setúbal I stopped by to walk around theirs. It’s a large, lively market filled with local vegetables, organic products, butchers, fisheries, and a few restaurants tucked along the sides. It’s vibrant, full of color, and one of the best places to immerse yourself in fresh local produce and meet warm, friendly people. Definitely worth a visit — and you can’t miss the big pink building. Hard to miss!

Loved this market...didn't know what expect but pleasantly surprised..ended up walking up and down ...marvelling at the produce and deciding what to buy 🤔 loved the statues that tell the story of the market history... ( some videos have strobe effect)

Clean market with wide assortment of meats, produce, flowers and more. Definitely worth a stop to see the seafood and other fresh items!

One of the best Mercado, certainly better than the one in Lisbon. Bright and airy and beautiful tiles

The oceanarium was definitely a highlight of our Lisbon trip; it wasn’t as straightforward to get to as other attractions, but I would recommend the journey nonetheless. From central, the best way is to get there via the Red Line on Underground Metro, it’s pretty quick and is only a short walk to the oceanarium - and you can take in the ocean view of the cable cars and exhibition stadium. We had booked a 10:30 slot, though we could go through earlier with our QR codes. We visited on a Thursday, but there was a significant presence of school outings at the time of our visit. Though it didn’t detract from our experience, I can imagine it could irk some people with less patience! The place is well thought out but rather dark as you traverse between the areas; the main tank in the middle is clearly the main attraction and there’s several viewing points both below and above for you to see. The biggest highlight for us was the Sun Fish or Mola Mola - such a majestic looking bony fish and not one we’ve seen before in any aquarium. Outside of this, there were the sea otters which were very cute! The other animals were rather standard fare if you’re used to aquariums, but the main tank is quite a sight for anybody! The gift shop was a bit of a letdown, without much choice of gifts and at quite a high price. Understandably, the whole shop’s wares are sustainable and environmentally friendly - however, if you’re looking for a sun fish plush to take home with you to remind you of your experience; your out of luck I’m afraid!

I really recommend every tourist to visit this Oceanarium! Don’t miss this experience — it’s super interesting and really big. The ticket isn’t expensive, and we spent about two hours inside — it was truly unforgettable! Such an amazing place full of beauty, peace, and wonder. You can feel so close to marine life and learn a lot while enjoying the incredible atmosphere. I honestly loved every minute of it and truly recommend it to everyone visiting Lisbon! 🌊🐠💙

The Lisbon Oceanarium is definitely one of the city’s highlights and worth a visit if you’re in town. It features a beautiful central tank and some very cute otters. That said, while it’s nice, I found it a bit overrated. It doesn’t quite compare to the top aquariums around the world. For example, Singapore’s was on la completely different level. A thing that kind of ruined my experience is how crowded it can get. I visited at the end of October on a Friday and even though they limit the number of visitors, the cap still feels too high. It was hard to relax or enjoy the exhibits because of the crowds. By contrast, I enjoyed the aquariums in Gran Canaria and Tenerife much more, I could relax a lot more and it felt more immersive. If you plan to go, I’d recommend visiting in the middle of the week, early in the morning or close to closing time for a better experience. There’s a lovely gift shop with lots of cute plushies, I got 3 otters :) Overall, I do recommend it but just make sure to choose your visit time wisely.

The Oceanário de Lisboa is absolutely amazing! It’s one of the most beautiful and well-designed aquariums I’ve ever visited. The central tank is breathtaking — filled with graceful rays, sharks, and countless colorful fish swimming in harmony. The themed areas around it transport you to different ocean habitats, each beautifully presented and educational. Everything is spotless and well-maintained, and the staff are friendly and informative. It’s a fantastic experience for both kids and adults — peaceful, fascinating, and inspiring. Definitely a must-visit in Lisbon!

Oceanário de Lisboa A Must-Visit for All Ages What a beautiful place to visit! The Oceanário de Lisboa is an incredible experience for both kids and adults. I’ve been to many aquariums around the world, and this one truly stands out. The space is divided into four main sections, each representing a different ocean ecosystem, and it’s beautifully designed to let you explore marine life from every angle. The two levels of viewing from above and below make it even more impressive, giving you a full perspective of the sea life. From colorful fish and playful penguins to mesmerizing jellyfish and giant ocean tanks, every corner feels magical and educational at the same time. Overall, this aquarium is well-organized, clean, and thoughtfully curated a perfect mix of fun and learning. Highly recommend for families, couples, or anyone who appreciates the beauty of the ocean.

We got the private guide for 2, it was a great experience. Our guide was very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions. Great value for money, definitely would recommend. We have booked our tickets on the same day in the morning, but would probably recommend booking more in advance as the guide for 2 has a more limited availability.

100% recommend. It was a bit expensive but if you are students, it’s worth it as there is a discount. The dark lit rooms were matching the aquarium vibes perfectly mixed with the rooms of the ecosystem of animals like penguins and otters.

Great beach, great surf.... Aggressive surf instructors that think they own the sea. Who put off learners who aren't paying them 🤷🏼‍♂️

nice beach woth fine sand ideal for kids. sheltered part protecting from wind to spend time even if a bit colder. full of surfers

It feels like it once was a great surftown, but maybe it has grown too fast? We had a good time, but we missed the vibe, couldn’t find real good coffee or places to eat. The beaches were crowded and it was soooo windy. Some really nice views from the cliffs though!

Kind of Jurassic coast line - Beautiful and unspoilt. Some parts are difficult to get to and you can get caught out by the tide. You can literally walk for miles. Note only swimming for ( strong swimmers who are aware )

This is an excellent beach. It has a very unique layout. Go early because it can get crowded. There are washrooms nearby. Theres also a couple of places where you can get somethibg to eat. Totally recommended.

One of my favorite beaches here in the silvercoast, baleal has a Special vibe to me, I’ve been going there since I am a kid.

Great beach! We surfed and could park our car closeby for a small amount of money.

What an awesome experience this was! Was there on a Tuesday afternoon and the crowds were light. Very easy to walk around and explore. (Although be warmed the steps are pretty steep and some have no handrails....careful! Sights were amazing and there is a QR Code.at.the entrance that gives you a self guided audio your with anlot of history. Awesome place and highly recommended!

Castelo de São Jorge is a stunning medieval fortress situated on one of Lisbon’s highest hills, providing visitors with magnificent panoramic views of the city, including the Alfama district, the Baixa area, the Tagus River, and the iconic 25 de Abril Bridge. The castle itself has a rich history, originally serving as a Moorish citadel before becoming a royal palace and later a military stronghold. Visitors can explore vast ramparts, eleven towers, archaeological sites, and remnants of the former royal palace, all set within beautiful gardens that are home to roaming peacocks, adding a unique and charming touch to the experience. The castle's grounds feel like a living museum where one can marvel at medieval defensive architecture, walk along ancient walls, and enjoy peaceful spaces shaded by olive trees and dotted with historical artifacts. Surrounding the castle, the neighborhood of Alfama offers a vibrant yet authentic atmosphere with narrow, winding streets, traditional tiled houses, cozy cafes, and small shops steeped in local culture. The area is known for its lively yet intimate vibe, enriched by the sounds of Fado music and the daily rhythms of local residents. Travelers often find themselves enchanted by the blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty, making the approach to the castle a meaningful journey in itself. The castle’s elevated position allows for stunning sunrise and sunset views across Lisbon, creating memorable photo opportunities and moments of reflection against the backdrop of terracotta rooftops and the sparkling river below. Visitors are recommended to arrive early to avoid crowds, as the castle tour, including its museum and archaeological areas, can take one to two hours. The pathway includes some steep climbs, but the well-preserved structures and the sweeping city vistas make the effort worthwhile. There are also small cafes within the castle grounds where visitors can pause and enjoy refreshments while taking in the scenic surroundings. Overall, Castelo de São Jorge offers a rich, immersive experience of historical, cultural, and natural heritage, making it a must-visit landmark for anyone exploring Lisbon’s fascinating past and vibrant present. The castle’s majesty, along with the lively charm of its surroundings, creates an unforgettable visit that reflects both the resilience and spirit of Lisbon.

Worth a visit! Castelo de São Jorge is a stunning historical place with breathtaking views over Lisbon and the River. Walking through the castle walls and towers and seeing the colors of the houses is really amazing. The gardens are beautifully maintained, and there are plenty of spots to take in panoramic views and photos. The audio guide added great context to the visit. Expect some walking and a few stairs, but it’s all part of the experience. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Lisbon!

Castelo de São Jorge in Lisbon is worth a visit for the views alone. Sitting on a hill in the Alfama district, it gives you a clear line of sight across the city and the Tagus River. There is something about seeing the red rooftops stretch out below that makes it easy to understand why Lisbon feels so special. The castle itself is interesting, even if it is not the most polished attraction. Walking along the ramparts and towers, you can sense the layers of history that have shaped this place. Roman, Moorish, and medieval influences are all visible in the walls and fortifications. The layout is straightforward, but exploring the nooks and stairs gives a sense of how people lived and defended the city centuries ago. One of the unexpected highlights is the peacocks. They wander freely across the grounds and gardens, adding a bit of life and color to the stone and brick. It is a small detail, but it makes the visit feel a little more playful. If you are in Lisbon, give yourself an hour or two to explore. Wear comfortable shoes because the paths are cobbled, and take your time to enjoy the history, the views, and the peacocks. Castelo de São Jorge is real, atmospheric, and memorable.

Amazing view, beautiful ruins, well kept, lots of nature, spacious areas. Unfortunately, this is not all. Multiple areas, view points, terraces were closed off, 2 of the 3 toilets didn't work and it looked and smelled disgusting. For 15 euros I'd hope for better but it's whatever.. However, what's not whatever is the behaviour of the staff. At 5:40 they were aggressively shouting at us that the place is closed, get out. They waved in front of our photos. When we said that the place is not in fact closed and we want to enjoy these 15-20 minutes one of them even more aggressively shouted that "you don't argue with me about this". We were following the signs and wanted to go out through the archeological site (where the official exit was according to the signs) as that was in the end but when we got there they sent us back to the entrance (where it said entrance only). They didn't even tell us why we couldn't. The arrogance and ignorance was mind-blowing. We just wanted to enjoy that beautiful historic sight and the view until we could.

This castle is situated on one of the highest hills and offers stunning panoramic view of lisbon. You can walk over the castle and towers which was fun. The place is overall well maintained and worth a visit. The route to get to the castle is walkable but be aware of the steep path. We visited this place during sunset and it was absolutely lovely and highly recommend visiting around sunset time. No advance booking required and we got the ticket upon arrival.

One of the many, many highlights of Lisbon is this castle on a high hill. You can wander around the complex and enjoy the spectacular views of the beautiful city. You can also visit an archeologic site with even older structures. The 'stairway to heaven' to a lower bastion of the castle shouldn't be missed. Early Sunday morning is a perfect time to avoid crowds.

This magnificent triumphal arch leads you from the city center to the banks of the Tagus River, via the famous Praça do Comércio (Commerce Square). At its summit are sculptures by Célestin Anatole Calmels, a French sculptor who spent much of his life in Portugal, representing Glory and crowning Genius and Valor. Those below, by Vítor Bastos, depict some of the country's most important historical figures: Nuno Álvares Pereira, Viriate, Vasco da Gama, and the Marquis of Pombal. To the left is the Tagus River, and to the right, the Douro River. These two rivers marked the boundary of the region inhabited by the Lusitanians, and the inscription at the top of the arch refers to the Portuguese colonial empire and the discovery of new peoples and cultures : “VIRTVTIBVS MAIORVM VT SIT OMNIBVS DOCVMENTO.PPD”, meaning : “The virtues of our elders, to serve as a lesson for all. (Dedication at public spending)”.

On our last visit to Lisbon, we spent several days touring around the city center including the area around this grand arch and the plaza. Very busy area for the tourists as photo ops in every direction. Grand beautiful arch and gorgeous buildings all around. Several restaurants open on the plaza. Maybe the most picturesque spot in Lisbon.

Stunning architecture, well worth taking the time to come and see it. When coming to Lisbon is well worth making sure you include a vist here on your list. It does get very busy, but the street is wide with lots of room so you dont end up bumping into people. I also found it easy to stop and take pictures with out getting in anyone's way, or anyone getting in my way. If you're coming here on a sunny day, make sure you have you're sunglasses. I forgot mine and found it to be extremely bright!

According da Rua Augusta is definitely worth a visit -you can pay a small entrance fee and go up to the top. Once your up there you have a panoramic view of the city of Lisbon. Its a great spot for photos/videos and gives you a birds eye perspective of the city - the praca comercio, tagus river and rooftops of downtown Lisbon.

The Rua Augusta Arch is a stone, memorial arch-like, historical building and visitor attraction in Lisbon, Portugal, on the Praça do Comércio. It was built to commemorate the city's reconstruction after the 1755 earthquake. You can take the elevator above the arch for splendid city views

One of the most important and iconic landmarks of Lisbon. A beautiful square right in front of the Tagus River, perfect at any time for a lovely stroll!

The Arco da Rua Augusta is one of Lisbon’s most iconic monuments. Standing between Rua Augusta and Praça do Comércio, it’s beautiful to admire from below, with detailed sculptures and rich history. Even better, you can go up to the top for a small fee. The views are spectacular: Rua Augusta on one side, the vast Praça do Comércio and Tagus River on the other. A must-visit spot that perfectly captures the spirit of Lisbon.

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tourist trap? Yes. Still worth it? Also yes (with conditions) 🛗 Let's be honest - Santa Justa Lift is absolutely crawling with tourists and you'll pay premium prices for what is essentially a very slow, very ornate elevator ride. But here's the thing: it's genuinely beautiful neo-Gothic ironwork, and those views from the top are properly spectacular. Sometimes tourist attractions become tourist attractions for good reason! That said, here's your insider move: skip the lift queue entirely and take the stairs from Rua do Carmo. It's a surprisingly easy walk up through Carmo ruins area, costs nothing, gives you a decent leg stretch, and you'll still get those same panoramic views over Baixa and the river. Plus you'll feel smugly superior watching the queues below while you're already up there sipping coffee. The lift itself is undeniably charming if you appreciate 19th-century engineering, and it does connect Baixa to Bairro Alto efficiently. Just don't expect it to be a hidden gem - embrace the tourist experience or take the stairs like a savvy local. Either way, those views are absolutely worth it! 📸✨

The elevator is a tourist trap that you'll pay over 6 € but you can climb the stairs for free or go to the old church for the same view ... The elevator was created to facilitate access between the Baixa and Bairro Alto districts. At the time, it was considered one of the most modern elevators of its era. Designed by the Portuguese engineer Raoul Mesnier du Ponsard, a disciple of Gustave Eiffel, which metal structure is reminiscent of the beloved Eiffel Tower ...

Go early in the morning or close to sunset to avoid long lines. Once you’re at the top, the view over the city and the Tagus River is breathtaking. You can also access the viewpoint from a nearby street without paying for the lift, if you’re just after the view.

The Santa Justa Lift is one of Lisbon’s most iconic landmarks — a striking neo-Gothic iron elevator that connects the lower Baixa district to the higher Largo do Carmo. Built in 1902 by a student of Gustave Eiffel, it showcases elegant metalwork and stunning views from the top terrace. The short ride itself is a charming glimpse into Lisbon’s history, but the real reward is the panoramic view over the city’s rooftops, the Tagus River, and São Jorge Castle. Especially beautiful at sunset, the Santa Justa Lift is both a functional piece of engineering and a romantic symbol of old Lisbon.

Elevator is 16.11.2025 out of order. Walk around is nice! Christmas market and very nice lightning in street behind way up.

It is ok for the view point but it is worth the wait or money, not so sure. But it is cool to ride the old elevator just money and time could be better spent elsewhere. It is always lined up. I wouldn’t do again especially going to other view points in the city that are better views.

During my visit, to Santa Justa Lift was unfortunately out of service, which was quite disappointing since I had really looked forward to experiencing the famous view from the top. However, the surrounding area made up for it full of charm, energy, and plenty of great shops to explore. Even though I missed the ride itself, spending time in that part of the city still turned into a pleasant experience. I’d definitely love to come back once the lift is working again!

Good place for walking with geat views over the coast and inland. Most of the paths we have taken so far are reasonable but some of the mapped routes online need some updating. there are wild boar around but we didn't " bump" into any. uber is cheap here so you can either do circular routes or get an user back if you start finish on a road as we did.

Stunning views on the south side of Setúbal. This highway is one you want to swap drivers just so both people have a chance to look out into the ocean 😋. If you go in the evening it may be less busy.

Fantastic beach. Bit of a steep walk to get to the ocean but was manageable with a 2yr old. Shame the restaurants at the front had no simple food options and both are 100% not suitable for children. Really let the place down. Had to leave and go elsewhere for lunch and dinner.

It’s was awesome when you reach top of the mountain. You forget your tiredness. I love hiking so it’s was fantastic for me…!

A beautiful place to beach hop in and take in some stunning views.

So stunning.. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit one of the most beautiful natural park in Portugal.

Beautiful.and scenic. Place at the pont for lunch or a glass of wine while looking out at the ocean.

To popular for its own good. It's nice to ride along on a rattling old tram through the narrow streets. But unless you really want to ride it until the end and the cemetery, then save yourself the hassle and the incredible queues. Get the Number 12. It does practically the same route through the old town and the narrow streets. Nowhere near as popular because you've all been told get #28. Almost guaranteed a seat and just as good a ride.

This was interesting for a short time until you realized how rough the ride is. It isn’t a loop so it will take you a long way from anywhere you want to be. We jumped out and took a taxi back to our hotel.

WAY OVERRATED TOURIST TRAP! We waited for over an hour for this ride. It's luck of the draw in regards to your seats whenever the tram does arrive. If you are an unlucky and have to stand the entire ride then you really can't see much. Be aware that this tram also serves locals who ride it to get from point to point. On our particular ride we were all kicked off the tram barely a few stops into the route with no explanation of why we had to exit. So your options were to pay more money for either a taxi or hire another site seeing service like the Tut Tut , or wait for another tram that was definitely going to be crowded. If I could give less than a star I would have. Save your money and time and avoid this non customer service based trap.

Well worth it. Avoid queues by starting your trip early. (08:00h) We walked back from the final destination to the center instead of taking the tram again. Don't let yourself be put off by all the negative comments.

Horrible experience today. We waited in line for 2 hours, only to have 2 rude locals cut in front of us, then after boarding we're told it's only a 10 minute ride rather than the usual 30+ (due to some stupid Catholic holiday). No signs. No advance warning. It's just a tram... observe from the street and maintain your sanity.

Not worth the 2 hour wait. Be advised!! Rides till cemetary. There you need to queue again to get back. Little to none alternatives from there. Take the 12. It’s a shorter ride, but with 100% relevance ;)

Tram line 28 is probably the most popular route in Lisbon. Can get rather crowded but it is lots of fun rattling through the scenic narrow streets. You can buy a ticket from the driver for €2 for a single ride. The better way is to buy a 24h ticket for around €7, but you can’t get that on the tram. It makes financially more sense, allows you to ride as often as you would like and includes subway, funicular and the other tram lines, but you need to get it from a ticket booth or one of those little newspaper stands.

We had a fantastic tour with Ricardo. He was extremely knowledgeable and his passion for wine really shined through. The lunch was delicious and all the wines we tasted were exceptional.

Adega Mãe is a sophisticated and elegant place that delivers a memorable experience. The service was outstanding, very attentive from start to finish. We enjoyed the tapas, especially the rissois and the bolinho de bacalhau, which were delicious. The wine was terrific and truly one of the highlights of the visit. The setting is refined and versatile — perfect for an afternoon, a dinner, a brunch, or simply a glass of wine while enjoying the beautiful views. A place worth visiting more than once! I recommend to book reservations in advance.

We had an amazing tour with Ana, followed by a wine tasting! She gave us a great tour with a lot of information, showed us amazing things back stage. Would definitely recommend! Thank you!

This is one of the best restaurants in the Lisbon region. The attentive and friendly staff, dishes prepared with skill and care with indescribable flavors and all this, in a modern and pleasant environment with a breathtaking view. Come on, don't miss it.

We celebrated our wedding anniversary at the restaurant at Adega Mae. The views from the restaurant are spectacular. Staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about the regional wines. The wine produced here is very good although little pricy. Unfortunately their oven was not working so the menu was very limited. I recommended this venue to some friends that came a month later but apparently the oven was not fixed yet. So when you call, ask if their oven in working. Overall totally with the experience.

Letícia was amazing and gave us the most personalised experience possible, it was a beautiful visit with a lot of knowledge regarding Adega Mãe and the wine itself. Thank you for the amazing afternoon.

My family and I went on a tour and wine tasting at AdegaMae, and the experience we had was incredible. The winery itself is an absolute gem, showcasing meticulous attention to detail in every aspect. Our tour was made all the more enriching thanks to our guide, who provided us with insightful and informative commentary throughout. But the real highlight was the wine tasting session, which can only be described as phenomenal. Each wine we sampled was expertly paired with traditional Portuguese dishes such as pica pau and choco frito, elevating our tasting experience to new heights. I can't go without mentioning the stunning interior of the winery and the impeccable service we received, which truly added to the overall charm of our visit. We will be definitely coming back!