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Sights & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Fonte da Vila, located in a charming square near the Jewish quarter, is a 16th-century marble fountain known for its worn-smooth appearance. This historical site features a communal laundry area and is a popular attraction for visitors exploring the area.
The Fonte would be part of the Judiaria, the Jewish quarter of Castelo de Vide, one of the most important and well-preserved examples of the Jewish presence in Portugal, dating back to the 13th century. The Fonte da Vila was built in the 16th century, during the reign of King João III, probably altered and remodelled or even finished in later years. The structure constituted the point of radial urban development that is present in the five surrounding streets, on a path that linked the Castle to Fonte da Vila, which has been propagated over time. The fountain has a rectangular shape with a pyramidal cover, supported by six marble columns, with four spouts in the centre. In the centre are represented the arms of the county and those of Portugal. Surrounding and delimiting the Fonte da Vila is a wall, which also includes a drinking fountain.
Artur V — Google review
Cool historical site with Jewish history.
Why dont they have some type of historical marker explaining its history?
Potable water, cold and refreshing!
(Translated by Google) Fountain from the 16th century (D. João III), located at the time in the heart of the Jewish quarter of Castelo de Vide.
It has a rectangular floor plan and is covered by a porch supported by 6 Tuscan columns with a smooth architrave and an entablature covered by a pyramidal dome with a pine cone top. In the centre of the tank, there is an urn-shaped fountain with 4 symmetrical spouts and a cubic plinth with the royal coat of arms carved on one side and the town's coat of arms on the opposite side.
It is one of the local landmarks due to its artistic beauty and historical significance.
(Original)
Fonte do século XVI (D.João III), localizada à época em plena judiaria de Castelo de Vide.
Tem planta rectangular e é coberta por um alpendre sustentado por 6 colunas de ordem toscana com arquitrave lisa e entablamento coberto por cúpula piramidal com remate em pinha. Ao centro do tanque, a fonte em forma de urna com 4 bicas simétricas e um plinto cúbico tendo esculpido numa das faces as armas reais e na face oposta as armas da vila.
É um dos ex-líbris locais pela sua beleza artística e o seu significado histórico.
(Translated by Google) Fonte da Vila is one of the must-see places in Castelo de Vide. It is a well-preserved place although not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
(Original)
A Fonte da Vila faz parte dos locais de paragem obrigatória em Castelo de Vide. É um local bem preservado embora não acessível a pessoas com mobilidade reduzida.
(Translated by Google) Historic fountain considered cultural heritage and of public interest, located in the old Jewish quarter and a must-see for anyone walking around the town.
(Original)
Fonte histórica considerada património cultural e de interesse público, localizada na antiga Judiaria e de passagem obrigatória para quem se passeia pela vila.
(Translated by Google) It was built in the 16th century, during the reign of King John III, in the Jewish quarter of Castelo de Vide. It has the coat of arms of Portugal engraved on one side and those of the town of Castelo de Vide on the opposite side.
It has six columns with Doric capitals, in a rectangular structure with a pyramid roof. There is a drinking fountain next to it.
It has been classified as a Property of Public Interest since 1953.
(Original)
Foi erguida no século XVI, durante o reinado de D. João III, na Judiaria de Castelo de Vide. Tem as armas de Portugal gravadas num dos seus lados e as da vila de Castelo de Vide no lado oposto.
Tem seis colunas de capiteis em estilo Dórico, numa estrutura retangular com tecto de pirâmide. Bebedouro ao lado.
Encontra-se classificada como Imóvel de Interesse Público desde 1953.
Largo do Dr. José Frederico Laranjo, 7320-110 Castelo de Vide, Portugal, USA•
Castle
The Castle of Castelo de Vide is a must-visit in the Alto Alentejo region, near the Spanish border. It offers stunning views over the border and was where a king sealed his marriage to Queen Isabel of Aragon. The castle allows visitors to climb up to the tower and walk over its roofs for beautiful village and landscape views. The museum inside showcases military history, but unfortunately, information is only available in Portuguese.
It’s a steep walk to get to this lovely castle but absolutely well worth the effort to get there . Free entry to the well preserved/ maintained structure that houses a museum dedicated to the revolution of 1974 in which Portugal gained its independence. There are views from the castle are fantastic. This is a lovely experience to visit and get a bit of history in these unique surroundings. Well worth a visit .
Aidan M — Google review
It is a pretty castle still standing tall with a high tower which provides a great view of Castelo de Vide. The surroundings are very beautiful and the town is also quintessentially Alentejana. It deserves a visit.
Nice for a quick visit but badly preserved in relation to other similar sites in the surroundings. There are other places of interest nearby so worth a visit.
Castle of Castelo de Vide
Type: Castle
Time spent: 20-40 min
Parking: Limited
Bike parking: not available
Price: free
WC: available
[!]Currently, the tower is closed.
With the intervention of an embassy from the kingdom of Aragon, peace was reached between D. Dinis and D. Afonso Sanches, who agreed to demolish some of the fortifications he had constructed.
Under the regency of D. Pedro, Duke of Coimbra, the defenses of the castles in the Alentejo region were strengthened, including Castelo de Vide.
A new architectural stage took place at the end of the 17th century, in the context of the Restoration of Portuguese independence, when modernizations were introduced to adapt it to modern artillery standards. Work began in 1641. Years later, in 1660, this fortification was made of two main areas: the castle, to the west, and the São Roque Fort, to the east, interconnected by bastioned walls.
Unfortunatelly the tower and museum were closed on Monday so did not manage to see it inside.
A lovely little town full of interesting history. The Jewish museum was a surprise, nicely done. The pointy eared dog is certainly a lively character, perfectly harmless of course.
Sadly, as of October 2020, the castle is closed for renovation. Some of it can be seen from the outside. You can walk in the narrow cobblestone streets within the walls and marvel at the views (reaching up to Marvão, a nearby wonder) and the tiny houses. In spite of the maintenance work going on the castle, the village is still worthy of the visit.
Truly captivating little hilltown complete with castle, fountains and old Jewish Quarter. Lots of well-marked walks in and around town. Maps (rather poor) available at the tourist office next to Matriz Santa Maria da Devesa Church.
Tv. do Pé da Torre, 7320-197 Castelo de Vide, Portugal•
Sights & Landmarks
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Judiaria de Castelo de Vide, also known as the Jewish Quarter of Castelo de Vide, is a historic neighborhood that dates back to the 15th century. During this time, many Jews sought refuge in Portugal from persecution in Spain. The quarter features houses with two doors made of granite, connecting the lower floor (often used for commercial purposes) to the upper living quarters.
The best place to visit, tops
Mike F — Google review
Small streets that were once part of the town's Jewish Quarter.
A small street, a remnant of Jewish life in the town. I wouldn't come here especially, but before that I visited the castle and combined it with the sites.
Small but nice museum of the history of Spanish jews fleeing towards Portugal
Nice place to explore by walking.
Lovely small streets, bring comfortable shoes
Everything's perfect.
Part of the jewish history of Portugal
Ruínha da Judiaria 10, 7320-193 Castelo de Vide, Portugal•
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Restaurant
Nestled in the charming town of Castelo de Vide, Dom Pedro V is a delightful bar and restaurant that exudes an inviting atmosphere. With its dining area set beneath a stunning vaulted ceiling, it offers a cozy yet unpretentious setting for guests to enjoy generous portions of local delicacies and beloved Portuguese classics—all at reasonable prices. The warm and friendly service enhances the experience, making diners feel right at home.
This is typical restaurant in Castelo de Vide! Great typical and tasty Alentejo food. We had “Migas de Espargos com Porco Ibérico” and it was simply amazing. The space is also great and has tradicional. The staff is quite friendly and helpful! Service was fast!!!
Carlos S — Google review
We went in for lunch on a weekend and asked for the venison stew with chestnuts which was actually very good and very tasty. We also had the cabrito cachafrito, and that was actually very bad. It was practically all bones, the gravy was pure grease, the rice that accompanied it was old and stale. This was a deception. The service was regular, not particularly nice. They also don't accept payments by cards.
Local, full service restaurant where locals wine and dine. Not a tourist spot. Make sure you have cash with you. They don't take cards even though the EC sticker on the main door suggestst different.
Excellent and wonderful food experience 👏👌 so good and so traditional. The employees are wonderful people very kind 🙏👍 please come 👍
Authentic food with a great atmosphere. The staff is top notch!!
The best restaurant in Castelo de Vide! I can't say enough good things. Treat yourself or go for a special occasion. You will not be disappointed.
If you're visiting Castelo de Vide, you have to try Dom Pedro V.
It's one of the oldest restaurant in the village, offering a great selection of local portuguese dishes where the food is very tasty and the portions are big.
The restaurant has plenty of room, so it's good for larger groups.
The staff is friendly but expect some delays specially if the restaurant is packed.
Food is good and the wait isn’t long though the atmosphere is very loud.
Praça de Dom Pedro V 10, 7320-113 Castelo de Vide, Portugal•
If you manage to find a parking spot in Praça D. Pedro V in Castelo de Vide, you will be at the center of all the action. This tourist attraction offers convenient access to various amenities, including ramps and stairs for easy navigation. It is a safe place where visitors can leave their belongings in their cars without worry. However, caution should be exercised when driving on the narrow secondary roads surrounding the area. Overall, Praça D.
(Translated by Google) Sintra in Alentejo, a very beautiful village
(Original)
Sintra do Alentejo uma vila muito bonita
Ana F — Google review
(Translated by Google) This is the main square in Castelo de Vide, or rather its nerve centre, and here you will find the main buildings of the border town, most of which are in the Baroque style. The main church of Santa Maria da Devesa houses a Museum of Sacred Art, where you can see several stone statues and wooden sculptures. In this same location you will also find the old Hospital de Santo Amaro and the Casa da Torre, built in the 17th century and identifiable by its small tower. Finally, in the centre of the square, to the right of the church, you will find the Town Hall, which dates back to the end of the 17th century.
(Original)
Trata-se da principal praça de Castelo de Vide, ou seja o seu centro nevrálgico e aqui se encontram os edifícios principais da vila raiana a maior parte em estilo barroco. Na Igreja Matriz de Santa Maria da Devesa existe um Museu de Arte Sacra onde podemos ver várias estátuas de pedra e esculturas de madeira. Neste mesmo local encontramos ainda o antigo Hospital de Santo Amaro e a Casa da Torre, edificada no sec. XVII identificável pela sua pequena torre. Finalmente no centro da praça à direita da igreja, deparamos com a Câmara Municipal que remonta aos finais do séc. XVII.
(Translated by Google) A must-visit place, if you are Portuguese or a tourist and don't know Castelo de Vide and the area then you have to schedule a visit...
(Original)
Local de visita obrigatória, se é português ou turista e não conhece Castelo de Vide e a zona então tem de agendar ir...
(Translated by Google) If you manage to park in the square you will be in the epicenter, everything is close by, with ramps and stairs, safe, bags will stay in the car, everything is fine, be careful on the secondary roads which are narrow.
(Original)
Se conseguir estacionar na praça estará no epicentro, tudo perto, com rampas e escadas, seguro, malas ficaram no carro, tudo certo, fiquem espertos nas vias secundarias q são apertadas.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful center, surrounded by beautiful buildings that create a very irresistible charm. It is worth starting the climb to the castle here.
(Original)
Belo centro, rodeado de edifícios bonitos que criam um charme muito irresistível. Vale a pena começar a subida ao castelo por aqui.
Praça de Dom Pedro V, 7320-113 Castelo de Vide, Portugal•
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Restaurant
Nestled in a charming side street, A Confraria is a delightful find that captivates visitors with its unique decor, featuring walls adorned with wine bottles and whimsical cartoons poking fun at traditional Portuguese dishes. The attentive staff are eager to guide you through the menu, which showcases the rich flavors of Alentejo cuisine. Diners can indulge in specialties like tender pork cheeks and rabbit served with rice, all while enjoying the warm atmosphere of this local gem.
Not many words in English, but a desire to make it work despite our own shortcomings in other languages.
Super sweet proprietor, very tasty pork cheeks etc.
We got a taster plate with different cakes for dessert.
Will visit again.
Steen S — Google review
Amazing food. Service with a smile. Locally sourced wines, olive oil and meats. If you want traditional Portuguese dining experience, this is the place. All done with a smile on their face.
Ah, you gotta love this place.
The entrance is a bit hidden in a side street but you sure want to find it.
The walls are covered with wine bottles and cartoons making fun of the names of Portuguese dishes. Very attentive young waiters will take your order and counsel you. And you will eat local delicacies. The kick? You can sample the dishes. It is possible to order four samples instead of two full meals to try out much more. And that you should, it is very much worth it
Pro Tipp: choose only three sample dishes and let the fourth one be a sample plate of local cheeses and meats.
a fantastic family restaurant ... the owner is proud to present different police oils from reginal producers, local ham and cheese and some quite savoury dishes like Bochechas de Porco confitadas and others ... 😋 😋 😋
We were on our way to our next stop and we read that along the way, A Confraria was a good restaurant to check out located in Castelo de Vide. When we walked in at 1pm it was full we were advised that they can reserve for us at 2:30pm. My husband and I decided to walk around the town and kill time. It was worth the wait. The servers can barely speak English but thanks to google translate and of course - food is a universal language we got to order - Soup for starters, Beef cheeks and Rabbit with Rice. Food was very good. The service was a bit slow because the place was packed. Waiting for a 2:30 lunch was worth it. If you visit this area - check this place out - try to make reservations because the place is always full
The family that runs the restaurant has several decades of cuisine experience.
The husband in the room and wife cooking deliver great and traditional taste. They are gate keepers of traditional flavours of the region, not only the raw material (great produce and local source meat).
They have the traditional dishes and game options.
You can ask for wine recommendations and be quite happy with it, a great mix of food and wine.
Do feel free to ask help about the village and its history. He has been helping a lot of Americans searching for their family normally Jewish roots in Castelo de Vide, even helping them to enter the century old homes of their relatives by speaking to the current owners.
Always a truly lovely experience eating in Confraria. The gaspacho is one of a kind and wonderfully fresh in a hot summer day. Hard to recommend one dish as everything is usually incredible and the staff always lovely! Will return every time I'm in Castelo de Vide
Until now the best food and service we had during our 10 days stay in Portugal, very friendly young waitress, explaining the menu with patience, the stifado was really delicious, housewine great, nice atmosphere.
R. de Santa Maria de Baixo 10, 7320-195 Castelo de Vide, Portugal•
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Pastry shop
Nestled in a charming corner of Castelo De Vide, Doces & Companhia Pastelaria-Gelataria is a delightful spot that promises to satisfy your cravings. Whether you're in the mood for indulgent ice creams or delectable cakes, this eatery has you covered. For those seeking something savory before diving into dessert, their quiches and burgers are excellent choices. The inviting atmosphere features a lovely balcony with stunning views, making it an ideal lunch destination.
Doces & Companhia Pastelaria-Gelataria is an absolute delight for anyone with a sweet tooth! Nestled in a charming spot with a beautiful view of the mountains, this cozy café offers the perfect setting to relax and enjoy delicious treats. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick coffee or indulging in a full dessert experience, this place does not disappoint.
The selection of cakes is simply out of this world! There are so many varieties, each more tempting than the last, and everything tastes homemade with the finest ingredients. From traditional Portuguese pastries to more creative confections, there’s something for everyone. The gelato is also a must-try—creamy, flavorful, and absolutely delicious.
The coffee options are just as impressive, with a great selection to suit all preferences. Whether you like a strong espresso, a smooth cappuccino, or something more unique, they have it all. Each cup is crafted with care, making every sip a pleasure.
The customer service is exceptional. The staff are incredibly kind, attentive, and always happy to help with recommendations. Their warm and welcoming attitude makes the experience even better.
If you’re in Castelo de Vide, don’t miss this gem—it’s a true paradise for dessert lovers!
Wilker S — Google review
We stopped here for a quick snack while we waited for restaurants to open, Good
prices and nice view !
Lovely pastry shoppe but also serves pizza and ice cream. Lovely view on the back porch.
Great food, view and service!
Restaurant is where the local people eat. Great view while you ate. Did have a selected menu, but the waiter spoke English.
A little gem for lunch tucked away in a small corner with a lovely balcony and view. Wonderful pasties. Besides pizza they offer Great daily specials and sandwiches. Staff are friendly and the service was very good. They also have s courtyard with mutiple tables. Ptices are very good.
Nice spot for lunch. Friendly staff.
Very good restaurant. I’ve been there for 2 times at lunch time. Staff very friendly, food very good.
When get in you won’t notice the gorgeous views you will find on the back of this restaurant.
Highly recommended
Praça de Dom Pedro V 6, 7320-113 Castelo de Vide, Portugal•
Barbecue restaurant
Churrasqueira Os Amigos, a barbecue restaurant, offers delectable and substantial servings of regional cuisine upon guests' late evening arrival. The beer coated chicken is superb while the vegetable broth is crafted with care, resulting in a mouthwatering experience. Although the food itself is satisfactory and boasts remarkable flavors, the overall atmosphere may appear slightly dilapidated. Nevertheless, customers can look forward to appetizing homemade dishes accompanied by excellent service despite the limited space available at this establishment.
Chicken was amazing!! The gentleman was super nice and if you like spice ask for the hot sauce! Amazing
Rosa O — Google review
Get the chicken! One of the few places open after 12:30pm when everything shuts down until 2pm. An older "hole in the wall" location. Barbecue chicken for 2 was fantastic. It is served with a bed of fries. Highly recommend as it beat out some of the chicken from our dinner dining experiences.
Ate outside in the evening. Had the ‘touristo special’ which was soup of the day, chicken in beer with rice, salad and potato fried slices, chocolate mousse and a choice between 4 drinks (wine, beer inc.)
Both enjoyed the street ambience, the friendly guy who served, food. Would recommend.
Food is ok and tastes great, overall the impression is a bit run-down.
We had a lovely experience, the food excellent & the service good.
Simple and tasty. Very good quality price ratio.
Unfortunately, the only complaint I have is that there's only one server and always rushing.
Lunch for two, could easily feed 4. Olive, cheese and bread followed by Frango de churrasco, soup of the day, salad (tomatoes, onion, lettuce), fries and cider. Delicious! 28 Euros.
Two of us very much enjoyed our meal of home cooked dish of kid with potatoes and salad, well constructed and very delicious, followed by beautiful creamy doce de casa. With a jug of Sangria and coffee. Lovely ambience on a warm October evening.
R. de Bartolomeu Álvares da Santa 47, 7320-131 Castelo de Vide, Portugal•
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Restaurant
Nestled in the charming town of Castelo De Vide, Djony is a beloved local eatery that captures the essence of authentic dining. With a menu featuring 28 delightful dishes and beverages, this family-run restaurant offers an inviting atmosphere where guests can enjoy hearty meals without the fuss. The owner, known for his warm hospitality, simplifies your dining experience by asking whether you prefer meat or fish instead of overwhelming you with choices.
A gem in the middle of the Castelo de Vide. Food was perfect, staff very friendly and welcoming, the view and price... awesome place!! Highly recommended
Marta O — Google review
We had a great meal!
Food was very tasty.
Great value for money.
Djony is a character 😄
Really nice guy!
He takes away the stress of waiting for your meal.
Just go with time and early enough to get a table, before you actually hungry, that's the trick.
Worth it!
Nice honest family business.
Got busy very quick
Local favourite
Recommend to have extra staff
A favorite of locals, very friendly owner. Noticing us being “tourists”, he didn’t offer a menu. Just asked “Meat” or “Fish”, although looking at a menu later showed at least 8 options under each. 🤣. We chose meat and had a variety platter that was very good, along with salad and of course, olives and bread. Worth the short walk off the beaten track.
Great food, great ambiance, great service, great price - I mean, what else can you want for??!!
Had olives, 1l of house wine, bread, bio tomato and onion salad, oven roast octopus with bio- boiled potatoes and 1 desert to share 20€ pp.
Marvelous.
Wishing to return asap!
This guy just saved our day. We went through all the restaurants in the town and nobody seemed to want our business. They could not handle more than a few customers at a time. Someone pointed at this Djony restaurant , we barged in and told the owner we only had 15 minutes. The owner brought a nice simple lunch pronto and he was really nice and helpful. Great place.
The owner /waiter was hilarious. I had to wait to order, as he was so busy. He didn't give me a menu, just told me the dishes of the day. It was great food, and very reasonably priced.
Waited more than 60minutes for really average and not complicated food. Jony is a really nice person, but the experience was really not good.
R. Alexandre Herculano 1 7320, Castelo de Vide, Portugal•
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Restaurant
Nestled in the charming town of Castelo de Vide, Pirolito CV - Wine & Tapas is a delightful culinary gem that seamlessly blends food and culture. This inviting restaurant, housed in a repurposed bottle factory, offers not only an impressive array of Portuguese tapas but also serves as a vibrant meeting point for art and live music. Guests are welcomed with warmth by the family-run team, making you feel right at home from the moment you step inside.
This restaurant was so good. The food, the enthusiasm and knowledge of the staff, the ambiance... it was perfect. And it was just fun! From beginning to end, it was a delightful experience.
Ashley D — Google review
We had absolutely amazing lunch at this place. We have ordered sautéed mushrooms and padrons for appetizers, pig cheek and duck confit for mains, Pavlova for dessert. Everything was outstanding, including service. The place was busy, so we were sitting outside, which made the whole thing even more authentic.
Excellent food, friendly service, nice atmosphere.
Had the entrecosto com bacon and the pão recheado. Both very tasty.
Everything at Pirolito was outstanding. From simply the olives to the food, the wine, the desserts, the service and the prices! If you're in or around Castelo de Vide and looking for Portuguese tapas style cuisine, you cannot go wrong with anything that's on the menu at this lovely decorated restaurant. Be sure to say hi to the owner and chef, she will be delighted to hear from you. Highly recommend!
Food was pretty wow overall.. Tomato soup was really delicious and full of flavour, fried sardines were great and the confit duck was exceptional- the serving was generous and it was falling off the bone, rosè wine was also yum! The only let downs were the batatas bravas.. which were drowned in aioli and an overly sweet chilli sauce, and so inedible. Sitting outside was also a bit sad with no vibe and under the drippy aircon
Super friendly, small and cozy place with live music at times, provided by the daughter of the owner. Very good food, small portions (tapas) great local drinks like artisanal beers. Can be crowded at times since it is small but it's worth the wait.
I had two splendid dinners here: the cheese prato and on the next evening, the ham, both served with an excellent salad and a rich local Alentejo red wine - absolutely delicious. A lovely Portuguese family atmosphere and a friendly waiter made the experience even more enjoyable . Definitely the best place I went to in Castelo de Vide.
We came here after striking out on a number of other locations (busy Friday night). This should have been our number one choice and we'll be back with every visit to the region. The service was outstanding and everything we ate was absolutely fantastic! An easy, delicious, and comforting experience we'll appreciate for years to come.
R. Almeida Sarzedas 20, 7320-118 Castelo de Vide, Portugal•
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