Top 26 things to do and attractions in Campo Maior

Cool building from Siza Vieira. The tour & wine tasting was a delight even though it was a bit fast. There's also a store at the end & you can have the wine bundling for cheaper price ! I recommend the white wine (tasted fruity & sweet)

Amazing architecture (Siza Vieira) - inside you can find a shop wine.

Very nice winery at a very quiet place. The staff was super friendly and explained what and how they do. We went there for a visit after a business appointment at Delta Cafés.

Interesting building, and had a show about species of the area when we visited. The rooftop has a great view of the surroundings. The tour itself is rather quick and simple, of a company that still relies heavily on manual labour. The wines are definitely not worth the price.

A nice building designed by Alvaro siza. The tour is pleasant.

What a wonderful moment I had to visit Adega Mayor! One of the most appreciated winery in Portugal, known for producing high-quality wines that showcase the region's rich terroir. Their wines produced with love and care reflects a perfect balance of traditional winemaking and modern techniques, creating a unique and memorable experience for wine enthusiasts. I really suggest a visit to taste and feel the wonderful moments that this region and specially Adega Mayor can offer to those who enjoy good moments in their lives!

Amazing wine tasting and very interesting explanation about the history of the company and its founder. Our guide has been very competent. An experience I definitely recommend.

It was a cold sunny day but the view was amazing and the information boards were in English as well as Spanish which was great.

I really enjoyed this walk back through time. The restoration work carried out so far on the castle is excellent. My guide was a young man about to start college studying tourism, english and french. His english is very good. He had a great amount of knowledge about the castle and its history. Without a doubt, one of the better guided tours I have been on.

A journey through the history of one of the most important fortifications in Portugal in its defense against the Kingdom of Castile. Excellent museum and castle, recently renovated and equipped with technology that will make us contemplate the important events that took place here with the greatest comfort and beauty. It is worth making one of the visits, which take place at 10:15 am, 11:15 am, 2:15 pm and 3:15 pm, as you will be very well received and guided!

You can only visit the castle with a guide. If your time and the guide’s time do not match, go back where you came from. Oh, the best part is that you will be informed about this by three young ladies sitting there, paid by the government, apprently, just to look pretty. Unless you are planning to spend half a day in a city which is, essentially, a giant car park without a single square not covered with someone’s vehicle, it is a complete disappointment. Not recommended for bike tourists: it is a car heaven. Tip: the town looks magnificent from afar, on the horizon - maybe it is best to keep the ilusion and not go in.

Must go there. Impressive restoration of a 17th century fortress. The interpretation museum, next to it, is also very interesting. The young lady in charge of the visit spoke english and was really taking of the translation in english. This is not the case everywhere.

Definitely worthwhile the visit if you are either passing by in the Alentejo region or if you are enthusiastic about historical monuments.

Being repaired so we couldn't go in. We walked around the walls of the castle. The town is pretty

CLOSED!!!!! or non-existent...

(Translated by Google) An ethnographic museum and a museum dedicated to the Flower Festival. This is an interactive experience. Guided tours are provided by friendly staff who make the visit very enjoyable and answer any questions you may have. They speak Spanish, and the information panels are in Portuguese, English, and Spanish. Visiting hours are 10:15, 11:30, 2:15, and 3:30. At the end of the tour, you can make your own paper flower. The recreation of a typical street during the festival is impressive. (Original) Museo tipo etnográfico y museo de la fiesta de las Flores. Experiencia interactiva. Visita guiada con personal muy agradable que hace muy amena la visita y resuelven las dudas. Hablan castellano y los paneles informativos en portugués, inglés y español. Horarios de visitas 10:15, 11:30, 14:15 y 15:30. Al final de la visita opción de realizar tu propia flor de papel. Impresionante la recreación de una calle típica de las fiestas.

(Translated by Google) One of my favorite places to visit in Campo Maior. Although admission is free, we had a very comprehensive guided tour where we learned about their traditions. The friendly woman who guided us conveyed the pride they take in organizing the "people's festivals" and thus preserving their culture. At the end, we attended a short workshop and were able to make our own flower. Visits are scheduled, and a passport is provided to stamp visits to the various points of interest. (Original) Um dos locais que mais gostei de visitar em Campo Maior. Apesar da entrada ser gratuita, temos uma visita guiada muito completa onde ficámos a conhecer as suas tradições. A menina que nos guiou , muito simpática, soube transmitir o orgulho que têm em organizar as "festas do povo" e assim manter a sua cultura. No final assistimos a um pequeno workshop e podemos fazer a nossa própria flor. Há horários para as visitas. Existe um passaporte para carimbar as visitas aos vários pontos de interesse.

(Translated by Google) Amazing experience... Guided tour... Very good explanation... I recommend the experience... (Original) Experiência incrível... Visita guiada... Explicação muito boa... Recomendo a experiência...

(Translated by Google) Mr. Nabeiro wasn't there, but we were warmly welcomed. My children also enjoyed it because there were several games and exhibits where the children could "see with their hands." (Original) O Sr Nabeiro não estava mas fomos muito bem recebidos. Os meus filhos também gostaram pois tinha vários jogos e exposições em que as crianças podiam " ver com as mãos".

(Translated by Google) When visiting Campo Maior, I think it should be a must-see. It starts with an ethnographic room with explanations of the clothing of the past. A room furnished with some period furniture, then comes the enchantment. An old traditional Alentejo house, which also has the concern of reviving old professions: medicine, carpentry, blacksmithing, school, grocery store, tavern, agriculture. This alone is enough to get us lost, then comes the rest and the rest is related to the flowers of the Campo Maior festivals. I won't say more so you'll want to go and explore. (Original) Indo a Campo Maior, acho que deve ser visita obrigatória. Começa com sala etnográfica com esclarecimentos do vestuário da época passada. Uma sala mobilada com algum mobiliário de época, depois vem o encantamento. Uma casa tradicional alentejana antiga, que para além disso, tem a preocupação de reviver profissões antigas: medicina, carpintaria, ferreiro, escola, mercearia, taberna, agricultura. Só isto já nos perdemos, depois vem o resto e o resto é relativo às flores das festas de Campo Maior. Não digo mais para ficarem com vontade de ir explorar.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful, we travel back in time to a people's culture. You can even learn how to make a paper flower in the workshop. (Original) Maravilhoso, viajamos no tempo da cultura de um povo. Ainda se aprende a fazer uma flor de papel no workshop.

(Translated by Google) The fortification has a magnificent view. There's no charge, and the guide, Maria, is incredibly friendly. I loved the history, the silence, and everything else. (Original) A fortificação tem uma vista magnífica. Não se paga e a guia Maria é de uma simpatia imensa. Adorei a história, o silêncio e tudo o resto....

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to visit. There are fixed visiting times (guided) starting at 10:15 am. Very pleasant and friendly service. (Original) Belíssimo local para visitar. Tem horários fixos de visita (guiada) a partir das 10h15m. Atendimento muito agradável e simpático.

(Translated by Google) Guided tour with scheduled times. Our guide was excellent! Congratulations as a professional. (Original) Visita guiada com horas marcadas. A nossa Guia foi excelente! Parabéns como profissional.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting. We were very well received, the guide was very friendly and the facilities were very well maintained. (Original) Muito interessante. Fomos muito bem recebidos, o guia muito simpático e as instalações muito cuidadas

(Translated by Google) Come and visit Campo Maior Castle! Visits to the castle begin at CIFA, where you can also find out more about the town's tourist attractions. Our visits are guided and no booking is necessary. (Original) Venha visitar o castelo de Campo Maior! É no CIFA que têm início às visitas ao castelo, neste espaço pode também conhecer um bocadinho melhor a oferta turística da vila. As nossas visitas são acompanhadas e não é necessária marcação.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting guided tour with informative videos about the history of Campo Maior and Portugal (Original) Visita guiada muito interessante com vídeos elucidativos da história de Campo Maior e de Portugal

Great place to visit

(Translated by Google) We had a guided tour where they explained the history of how the flowers are made and how they have been passed down from generation to generation. Photos are not enough to explain the emotion that it is, so visit because you won't regret it. (Original) Tivemos visita guiada onde foi explicada a história de como são feitas as flores e como foi passando de geração em geração. Fotos não chegam para explicar a emoção que é, por isso visitem porque não se vão arrepender.

(Translated by Google) Travel through time through the culture of a people. Learn how to make a paper flower in the workshop. (Original) Viagem no tempo pela cultura de um povo. Aprenda a fazer uma flor de papel no workshop.

(Translated by Google) Free entry, guided passes at 10:15 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 2:15 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. At the beginning, several rooms show different rooms from past eras (ethnographic museum type). Then you begin the guided tour where they explain the town festival, in which they decorate the streets with paper flowers made by the neighbors themselves for months. Videos and interactive games. At the end they show you how to make the simplest flowers yourself and you take it home. All the staff (Reception and floral teachers) deserve an A+. Kind and dedicated to explaining in detail. I recommend it 100% (Original) Entrada gratuita, pases con guía a las 10.15h, 11.30h, 14.15h y 15.30h. En el inicio varias salas que muestran diferentes estancias de épocas pasadas (tipo museo etnográfico). Luego empiezas la visita guiada donde explican la fiesta del pueblo, en la que adornan las calles con flores de papel que realizan los propios vecinos durante meses. Videos y juegos interactivos. Al final te muestran como realizar las flores más sencillas tu mismo y te la llevas a casa. Todo el personal (Recepción y profesoras florales) merecen un sobresaliente. Amables y dedicadas a explicar con detalle. Lo recomiendo 100%

(Translated by Google) Welcoming, friendly, with guided tours, excellent service, they answer questions, show videos, and teach and explain how to make the beautiful flowers! I was enchanted! I want to go back! Thank you! (Original) Acolhedor,simpatia,com visita guiada, excelente atendimento,esclarecem as perguntas expostas,mostram vídeos e ensinam e expliquem como se faz as lindas flores! Fiquei encantada! Quero lá voltar! Bem Haja!

(Translated by Google) A welcoming place, surrounded by friendly and attentive people. A museum with unparalleled cultural value. All the space and amplitude were very well used and well designed. Congratulations 👏👏👏 Thank you for everyone's hospitality and friendliness 🙏✨ A big hug ✨ (Original) Local acolhedor, rodeado de pessoas simpáticas e atenciosas. Museu com um valor cultural inigualável. Todo o espaço e amplitude muito bem aproveitado e bem idealizado. Parabéns 👏👏👏 Gratidão pelo acolhimento e simpatia de todos 🙏✨ Abraço de Luz ✨

(Translated by Google) I loved the visit to the Open Museum and the Casa das Flores. The guides at the reception were very nice and the guide Rita gave a very professional presentation. Congratulations and thank you. Maria (Original) Adorei a visita ao Museu Aberto e à Casa das Flores. As guias na recepção foram muito agradáveis e a guia Rita fez uma apresentação muito profissional. Parabéns e obrigada. Maria

(Translated by Google) I loved visiting, it's worth visiting. Campo Maior has very beautiful things. (Original) Adorei conhecer, vale a pena visitar. Campo Maior têm coisas muito bonitas.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting museum that explains the life of the Saint. Teresa is in charge of it, a charming lady who is a pleasure, you can tell that she likes her job. (Original) Museo muy interesante que explica la vida de la Santa. Se encarga de el Teresa, una señora encantadora que da gusto, se nota que le gusta su trabajo.

(Translated by Google) Nice and beautiful place! (Original) Local agradável e bonito!

(Translated by Google) The Museum House is beautiful (Original) A Casa Museu é linda

(Translated by Google) I recommend visiting (Original) Recomendo viditar

Located at the highest point of the city, Elvas Castle is an Islamic fortification, rebuilt in the 13th and 14th centuries. Its current appearance is from the 16th century. Over the centuries is ceased to have a military defensive importance, but hosted important events in the country's history, such as peace treaties, royal weddings and so on. It was restored and proclaimed in 1906 first Portuguese National Monument. Its possible to take a walk on the top of the walls, but when i arrived it was closed in the middle of the day, as most of the places in the city - be aware of that - 13-15:00 is a siesta time.

These photos represent the old central town of Elvas, including the church and the castle. It’s worth a stop if you’re driving by; it is beyond Evora and right at the border with Spain. I believe it was an important Castle because of its centrality in defending the country. If I’m not mistaken, it may be a star fort. It was a warm day and we enjoyed doing a little climbing.

The view here is quite breathtaking. This castle is one of UNESCO’s world heritage and it is situated in a high place where you can view the whole landscape, walk through the streets back to the square, see the Miradouro, get a glimpse of beautiful plants (I actually loved the way the locals use recycled plastics as flower vases) and I saw the biggest sunflower ever. I visited on a Monday and the castle was closed. Hopefully when you visit (don’t make it a Monday morning) you might be able to go up the castle and catch a glimpse of Spain from the viewpoints.

A small but charming castle with lovely views over Elvas and the surrounding landscape. It’s well preserved and makes for a pleasant short visit. A cute historic spot to explore and take photos.

The castle itself entrance was closed but that was okay I've seen many castles in Portugal ;). You're able to walk around the perimeter of the Castle with outstanding views.

Nice, especially for the views.

Nice enough castle with good views across the countryside. Better views of the city and further afield from the Nossa Senhora fort. Only a couple of euros adult entry fee and free for over 65.

And suddenly there was this huge beautiful aquaduct just outside the city of Elvas. It has a length of almost 8 km and has 843 arches. Construction started in 1529 but it was completed in 1622 after several construction stoppages.

Beautiful acueduct, although not as nice as other famous ones like that in Segovia, Spain. Still worth visiting and also the views from above (highly recommended from the fort). Some roads even cross right behind the arches.

An impressive and monumental aqueduct, a true architectural masterpiece. The massive arches are stunning and visible from many points around Elvas. It’s free to visit and perfect for a walk or for taking photos. A must-see landmark when exploring Elvas.

Very impressive and massive structure of aqueduct was build in the end of 16th century has its highest point of 30m! and on the ground level stretches 5,5 km. Its a symbol of the Elvas city. Best to visit is this aqueduct is via eastern gate. where the aqueduct in on the ground level there are obstacles, so if you thought like me to climb on the upper level of this magnificent structure, no, its not possible, also probably illegal, not saying dangerous.

Though it was spectacular to see. However if it falls apart I wouldn't be surprised as the render was already coming away in large quantities on the newly refinished section.

Free to visit and walk around. We had no problem parking nearby. There's a great free lot that had lots of space, located at 38.877570593473436, -7.169049580896307.

A beautifully imposing structure in the heart of town. They are currently doing maintenance on it and re-plastering it in sections, but there isn’t any scaffolding or anything obstructing the view. There is a lot of parking right next to the aqueduct. It’s really easy to pull over and get some great pics without having to walk much. We arrived at around 3pm and there were only a few other cars in the massive parking lot. About a four minute drive from the fort as well, really easy to see both quickly.

Beautiful and a great village with fantastic people

Loved this spot. We came upon it by chance. Very relaxed, warm sun, leafy shade and cold drinks... glad we stoped. Check out the castle at the top of the hill!

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Nice in the center, great kiosks

Very clean and tidy. Ideal for a walk

Pretty as it gets

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nice, gently terraced camping with mid-size places - mostly with a nice view. Walking distance to the pleasant little town of Campo Mayor. Sanitary facilities are clean and all right. Quiet, green and quite small. Helpful owner. For those who want this a daily (?) gathering at subset near the little bar.

I said a friendly hi to the owner said he has a nice place. He had really bad reaction and then i told him i would like to change my water and i would pay regular stay even if i dont stay. He said no. Just bad business and bad mood. Avoid. I received a reply to this review: Guys, have at least the decency to be honest and do good business. Because of your bad customer service i decided to never stay with you where before i considered it. This is a business not a personal activity where you can treat potential customers badly that come with money. I would have given even 30 euro without hesitation and both would have been happy. Yes i wanted to just change water. Whats the big deal. I was a potential future guest. In my opinion you should learn to treat it as a business and consider your customers with maximum empathy.

Lovely simple, quiet campsite in an idyllic rural setting. The owner is very friendly and knowledgeable about the local area and helped us get the most out of our short visit. It was blisteringly hot while we camped there, but there is a very nice small pool to cool down in, and cold beer available on the terrace! Toilets and showers are basic but clean, and there is plenty of space for washing dishes. This is a great value for money, simple, rural campsite in an outstandingly beautiful area. Dog friendly!

Beautiful campsite of Dutch couple in between the olive-trees, as far one can look. The area is very beautiful, as well nature as different castles. The cultural history goes back many ages and Badajoz is only 15km away. Very quiet rural campsite and a good pool to relax. Many Dutch visitors, personally i prefer a more international and mix of ages, but i was there only 2 days, so it is not very representative. Thanks for the lovely days and interesting talks, i learned a lot

We enjoyed our stay. The campsite is very calm and with the right services. The swimming pool was a nice plus. The perfect first stop in portugal coming from Spain. Campo Maior is a nice little town and there’s many other things to do. Price-quality very good.

Lovely quiet location among olive fields. Pitches good hard surface. Toilets need a lot to be desired. You are asked when cleaning up to deposit toilet paper in bin beside toilet, cubicles are small. NOTE! Owner only takes cash, no cards.

Absolutely beautiful place. We had a chance to stay only for one night, but I hope that someday we will go back here. Very nice people, beautiful view and great atmosphere. Swimming pool also great! Everything in good price. Thank you very much! Our first hours in Portugal was really wonderful!

Well, let me explain the low rating. First, I want to be objective. I was driving into this city. If you are driving DO NOT STAY HERE since the city is not drive friendly. It will be a nightmare. The place is set up as a co-working space. It's not a hotel, hostel or anything like it. It's really a work in progress, and not a place to enjoy. Yes the rooms are clean and so are bathrooms. But it's ONLY a place to sleep. There is NO reception. It is there for namesake. After much difficulty of going through one way narrowest streets, I was able to locate the place with the help of a local. Then I had to call the person who showed up after 5 mins. Then when I was leaving, again I had to call the person to leave the keys.

The hostel is absolutely superb, the owner is friendly, the rooms are clean, the location is just in the center! Great experience for a very affordable price! Obrigado Elvas !

What a gem! We are cycling in Portugal and stumbled on Elvas the Queen when we discovered no good camping in Elvas. We are so glad we did. A beautiful guesthouse with kind and helpful owners who went out of their way to help us out. one of the nicest places we stayed in in Portugal. Highly recommended! Thank you for a great stay!

A beautifully renovated space.. we paid a little extra for the ensuite and I think it was worth it... the mattress was very comfortable and we slept well.. clean, modern and 100 meters from the central square.. unbeatable value, quality and price..❤️🧡💛💚💙💜❤️🧡💚💙💜💙💚

Brilliant place 💜👌

(Translated by Google) The hotel is very clean, friendly, and ideally located on an authentic pedestrian street for very quiet, traffic-free nights. The equipment and bedding are very modern and comfortable. The staff welcomed me with a smile and were very accommodating, even though I made a mistake when I first booked. Fully equipped: washing machine, hair dryer, coffee machine, etc. I recommend! (Original) L'hôtel est très propre, convivial et idéalement situé dans une rue piétonne authentique pour des nuits très calme et sans traffic. L'équipement et la literie sont très modernes et confortables. Le personnel m'a accueilli avec le sourire et à été très arrangeant bien que j'ai fait une erreur lors de ma première réservation. Tout équipé : machine à laver, sèche cheveux, machine à café, etc. Je recommande !

(Translated by Google) A very special place in a beautiful town. Highly recommended and a must-visit! The owner is also very friendly and helped us with everything. (Original) Un lugar muy especial en un pueblo precioso. Totalmente recomendable y para repetir! Además el dueño es muy amable y nos ayudó en todo.

Good hotel in the city centre of Elvas. Very good quality for price. Spacious and clean room with air conditioning and big bathroom. Nice shower. Very good common space with small kitchen, coffee machine and living room. Beautiful terrace overlooking the town and nice outside living room.

Wonderful location, modern and clean rooms with a lovely balcony accessible for all. Thanks!

Perfect location and nice staff. Everything was clean and well organised!

Amazing place in the heart of Elvas.

(Translated by Google) Excellent location, next to the PSP police station and the historic center, with lots to see nearby! The staff were all impeccable and we were very warmly welcomed. The room was excellent, as was the bathroom, with everything we needed for an excellent stay! There is free parking near the accommodation, as well as some bakeries and restaurants, where we can have breakfast or some of our meals. The guest house has a small kitchen, where we can prepare some food and we always have cookies in the living room, water in the room and tea and coffee in the kitchen, all free of charge! There is also a common room, with tables for us to have our meals and sofas to sit and chat and relax... next to this room there is a terrace, where we can also eat and spend some time, and there is also another terrace on the top of the building, with a view over part of the city! In short, a modest but beautiful accommodation, well maintained and highly recommended! :) (Original) Excelente localização, junto à esquadra da PSP e do centro histórico, com muito para ver nas redondezas! O pessoal da casa era todo impecável e fomos recebidos com muita simpatia. O quarto era excelente, bem como a casa de banho, com tudo o que foi necessário para uma excelente estadia! Existe um estacionamento gratuito perto do alojamento, bem como algumas pastelarias e restaurantes, onde podemos tomar o pequeno-almoço ou fazer algumas das nossas refeições. Na guest house existe uma pequena cozinha, onde podemos preparar alguma comida e temos sempre bolachas na sala, água no quarto e chá e café na cozinha, tudo de forma gratuita! Existe ainda uma sala comum, com mesas para fazermos as nossas refeições e sofás para nos sentarmos a conversar e a descansar... junto a esta sala existe um terraço, onde também podemos comer e passar alguns momentos, existindo ainda outro terraço no topo do prédio, com vista sobre uma parte da cidade! Resumindo, um alojamento modesto mas bonito, bem conservado e que se recomenda muito! :)

(Translated by Google) My experience at this accommodation was very good. Our room was in perfect condition. New furniture, very good bed and mattress, spacious, everything very clean, spacious and new bathroom, terrace in the room, all in all very highly rated. However, I have to say that we were three couples, and not all rooms are equal in terms of space and furniture. Some rooms don't have a terrace or the bed has folding legs. The building is very clean, both the rooms and the common areas, which have living rooms, kitchens, and terraces to enjoy. My rating is very good, and I would stay again in the room on the second floor. As a suggestion, I would tell them to consider the beds in the other rooms. On the other hand, it is a very central accommodation and very affordable. (Original) Mi experiencia en este alojamiento ha sido muy buena. Nuestra habitación estaba en perfectas condiciones. Mobiliario nuevo, cama y colchón muy buenos, espacio amplio, todo muy limpio, cuarto de baño amplio y nuevo, terraza en la habitación, todo en general con muy buena puntuación. Pero tengo que decir que íbamos tres parejas y todas las habitaciones no están igual en tema de espacio y de mobiliario. Algunas habitaciones no tienen terraza o la cama es de patas plegables. El edificio está muy limpio, tanto las habitaciones como las zonas comunes, que tienen salones, cocina y terrazas para disfrutar. Mi valoración es muy buena, y repetiría en la habitación de la segunda planta. Como sugerencia, les diría que tuvieran en cuenta el detalle de las camas de las otras habitaciones. Por otro lado, es un alojamiento que está muy céntrico, y con un precio muy económico.

(Translated by Google) Unbeatable location, right in the center, yet with easy and nearby parking. The renovated, modern rooms are clean and very bright. The beds have firm, comfortable mattresses. The common areas are also very cozy and pleasant. For the price, the quality is excellent. Naturally, being a historic building, it lacks an elevator, but for us, it wasn't a problem; it only has two floors. The service and attention were excellent. 100% recommended. (Original) Ubicación inmejorable, en pleno centro, pero con posibilidad de aparcar fácilmente y cerca. Las habitaciones reformadas y modernas, limpias y muy luminosas. Las camas con colchón firme y agradable. Las zonas comunes en la misma linea, muy cogedoras y agradables. Por el precio, la calidad es excelente. Lógicamente, al ser un edificio histórico, carece de ascensor, pero para nosotros no fue un problema, solo tiene dos plantas. La atención y servicio, buenas. Recomendable al 100%

(Translated by Google) Unique festivals in the world, with flowers blooming overnight. (Original) Festas únicas no mundo, com flores a nascer da noite para o dia

(Translated by Google) The Campo Maior People's Festival will soon be at the doorstep of the people of Campo Maior in 2024. As I usually say: Between liquors and songs The girls dance again (Original) As Festas do Povo de Campo Maior brevemente estarão á porta dos Campomaiorenses no ano de 2024. Como eu costumo dizer: Entre licores e cantigas Bailam de novo as raparigas

(Translated by Google) I've already visited and it's not to be missed; they are unique inventions. Don't lose the spirit of building wonders. (Original) Já visitei é de não perder são inventos únicos não percam o espírito de construir maravilhas.

(Translated by Google) These are very interesting and valuable festivals, especially since they are being considered an intangible heritage of humanity, and the municipality is convinced that the award will be given in 2019. Vampire Maior belongs to the district of Portalegre and during these festivals the streets are decorated with paper flowers. (Original) São umas festas muito interessantes e de muito valor, até porque se encontram com candidatura a Patrimônio imaterial da humanidade, sendo que o município está convicto que é neste ano de 2019 que vai ser atribuído o prémio. Vampire Maior pertence ao distrito de Portalegre e nestas festas mantem as ruas decoradas com flores de papel.

(Translated by Google) This time I visited the coffee science center. Very well organized and interesting exhibition. (Original) Desta vez visitei o centro de ciência do café. Exposição muito bem organizada e interessante.

(Translated by Google) I've been to the Flower Festival in Campo Maior three times... I loved it. I recommend it. I'll be back when it's held again. (Original) Já foi três vezes a festa da Flor a Campo Maior...Adorei Recomendo Voltarei quando se realizar novamente

(Translated by Google) I liked the atmosphere. (Original) Gostei do ambiente.

Very small rooms, but it is also cheap

(Translated by Google) Good location although you have to look for nearby parking. Value for money is good with convenient room and kitchen. It is not recommended for older people with luggage to go up to the rooms. On the stairs there are only light sensors at the beginning, further up the switches are manual with the drawback that guests can leave the lights on all night. It is something to improve. (Original) Buena ubicación aunque hay que buscar parking cercano. La relación calidad-precio es buena con habitación y cocina convenientes. Desaconsejado para personas mayores con equipajes a subir a las habitaciones. En las escaleras sólo hay sensores de luz al principio, más arriba los interruptores son manuales con el inconveniente de que los huéspedes te pueden dejar las luces encendidas toda la noche. Es algo a mejorar.

(Translated by Google) Studio apartment with everything you need. Nice decor. Great location. Very good value. (Original) T0 com tudo o que é necessário. Decoração simpática. Boa localização. Relação preço/qualidade muito boa.

(Translated by Google) Worst accommodation experience. We arrived at 11pm with a reservation for 6 adults + 2 children (1 year and 3 years old), paid at the time of booking. However, the conditions of the place did not correspond to the reservation, since there was no bed or cot for the children to sleep in, which had been guaranteed. When we contacted the owner/employee, she went to the place and in an aggressive and hostile manner said that if we were not satisfied, we should leave and look for another place. Naturally, at 11pm and with 2 small children, there were no options, so we had to subject ourselves to that place. We were not given any solutions for the children to sleep, with 2 adults sleeping on the floor. It was the worst experience we have ever had in local accommodation. Too many stairs and far from the public parking. Without a doubt, it would be better to spend an extra €10 or €20 and stay in a better place, both in terms of location and hygiene. I do not recommend it. (Original) Pior experiência em alojamento. Chegada pelas 23h com reserva para 6 adultos + 2 crianças (1 ano e 3 anos), pago no acto da reserva. No entanto, as condições do local não correspondiam à reserva, uma vez que não existia cama ou berço para deitar as crianças, o que tinha sido garantido existir. Contactada a proprietária/funcionária, a mesma deslocou-se ao local e de forma agressiva e hostil referiu que se não estávamos satisfeitos para sairmos e procurar outro sítio. Naturalmente, pelas 23h e com 2 crianças pequenas, não existiam opções, pelo que tivémos de nos sujeitar aquele local. Não nos foram dadas quaisquer soluções para as crianças dormirem, tendo 2 adultos dormido no chão. Foi a pior experiência que alguma vez tivemos em alojamento local. Demasiadas escadas e longe do estacionamento público. Sem duvida, seria preferível gastar mais 10€ ou 20€ e ficar num local melhor, quer em termos de localização, quer em termos de higiene. Não recomendo.

(Translated by Google) Tastefully decorated. Despite its small size, it's very well-optimized. Clean, well-located, and with great views. It has air conditioning and enough space to prepare your own breakfast or lunch. The price is great, 40 euros for a double room. It does have one problem. It's not accessible for people with reduced mobility, nor for the elderly or those with knee problems due to the stairs, which are very uncomfortable due to their high steps. For that reason, I'm giving it one less star. (Original) Decorado con buen gusto. A pesar de ser pequeño está muy bien optimizado. Limpio, bien situado y con buenas vistas. Tiene aire acondicionado y lo suficiente para prepararte tu desayuno o comida. El precio estupendo, 40 euros la habitación doble. Tiene un problema. No accesible para personas con movilidad reducida y tampoco por personas mayores o con problemas en la rodilla debido a las escaleras que son muy incómodas debido a sus altos escalones. Por ese tema le pongo una estrella menos

(Translated by Google) Ideal apartment for two, the only thing is that if you have to carry suitcases you need to be a climber, the steps are very high, the pipes make noise and the cistern has a minimum of water, it takes 5 more minutes to refill. Otherwise the apartment is quite cozy, it has everything to spend a week (Original) Apartamento idóneo para dos, lo único que si tienes que llevar maletas necesitas ser escalador, peldaños muuuuy altos, las tuberías hacen ruido y la cisterna tiene un mínimo de agua, para volver a cargarse 5 minutos más. Por lo demás el apartamento es bastante acogedor, tiene de todo para pasar una semanita

(Translated by Google) Great price quality and great personal treatment. We were lucky to be on the roof, with beautiful views of the town. There is no elevator, access is narrow and the space is limited, therefore, be comfortable. Don't expect luxury, if you are cold and go in winter, it is advisable that you take a small heater. The personal treatment is the best, we lost one of the girl's ducks in the room, we left without it. The owner found it and sent it to us by parcel at no cost. They deserve 5 stars. Highly recommended. (Original) Calidad precio genial y un trato personal estupendo. Tuvimos la suerte de estar en la azotea, con vistas bonitas del pueblo. No hay ascensor, el acceso es estrecho y la amplitud es escasa, por tanto, ve cómodo. No esperes lujos, si eres friolera y vas en invierno, es aconsejable que te lleves un pequeño calefactor. El trato personal es lo mejor, se nos perdió un patito de la niña por la habitación, nos fuimos sin él. El propietario lo encontró y nos lo envió por paquetería sin coste. Se merecen las 5 estrellas. Muy recomendable.

(Translated by Google) Abandoned...without information. But a Campo Maior balcony. worth a visit (Original) Abandonado...sin información. Pero un balcón de Campo Maior. Merece una visita

(Translated by Google) If this point shows its vibration and conjugates so that the stars align so that we are more stable in what we do and so that our families can live better, then I will change to more stars but only until I see things happen. (Original) Si este punto muestra su vibración y conjuga para que las estrellas se alineen para que seamos más estables en lo que hacemos y para que nuestras familias puedan vivir mejor, entonces cambiaré a más estrellas pero solo hasta ver las cosas suceder.

(Translated by Google) The advertising sign and the town are very deteriorated, it can be seen from the metal tower there, it is better to visit it when the grass is not so high or dry (Original) Está muy deteriorado el cartel anunciador y el poblado, se ve desde la torre de metal que hay, mejor visitarlo cuando la hierva no esté tan alta ni seca

(Translated by Google) In an olive grove, we found this watchtower, which was part of the Ouguela defensive system's outposts. A simple but effective construction, as it gave them time to warn the population of the enemy's approach. More at . . . NOT JUST HIKING (gabifem.es) (Original) En un olivar encontramos esta Atalaya que formaba parte de los puestos avanzados del sistema defensivo de Ouguela. Una construcción sencilla pero efectiva dado que les daba tiempo a avisar a la población de la cercanía del enemigo. Más en . . . NO SOLO SENDERISMO (gabifem.es)

(Translated by Google) A defensive structure, it wasn't always used that way: it was built from the Chapel of Saint Peter, and the old niche was broken out to provide access to the terrace. It is in an advanced state of disrepair. (Original) Construção defensiva, mas nem sempre teve essa utilização: foi construída a partir da Ermida de São Pedro, tendo o antigo nicho sido partido para servir de acesso ao terraço. Encontra-se em avançado estado de degradação.

(Translated by Google) Nice views but poorly maintained. It's disgusting inside. (Original) Bonitas vistas pero poco cuidado. Dentro está asqueroso

(Translated by Google) Something different and with history could be more careful (Original) Algo diferente e com história podia estar mais cuidado

(Translated by Google) Very good, I liked it (Original) Muy bien, me gusto

Super cool and complete experience! We did it with the coffee degustatiom and it was truly incredible! Not just for the coffee which was of course good, but it was not an express degustatiom as we were expecting, but for the Barista, Pedro, who really took the time to respond to all our doubts and curiosities regarding coffee and the Nabeiro Group. He was super nice and a true expert in the field. Additionally, the museum itself is truly full of information and it’s a true interactive experience! I believe one should take the whole day to visit the museum, have the coffee tasting experience and visit Campo Maior ✨

Spending the weekend in portalegre and am very satisfied with the decision to make a 45-minute trip over here, was 100 per cent worth it. Spend the extra five euros to do the coffee tasting. We got to spend one on one time with the extremely talented (and three time national champion) batista. He gave us a variety of different espresso drinks, from a simple espresso to a dessert drink with red velvet and sweetened condensed milk. In total, the two of us had 12 different espresso drinks. We had a great time learning more about the flavours and processes to a good coffee during this tasting. On to the museum- it takes you through all the stages of coffee production and its history. There were many interactive exhibits, and we felt more educated about coffee (the second most consumed beverage after water) . I would definitely recommend making a trip over here for a new and fun experience. Our only problem with this place was the lacklustre gift shop. We would have loved to purchase some cute mugs or coffee related utensils, but there really wasn't any.

The museum tour is self guided. It's not worth the visit, but when you combine the visit with the demonstration its well worth your time and money if you enjoy coffee. I plan on going again. Be surr to purchase your demonstration tickets ahead if time.

One of the best museums I have been too, really interactive and interesting, it necer gets boring and you really learn too! Great for children as well, definitely recommend!!

From the first moment of my visit to the coffee science center, we can feel an intense passion for coffee and its Portuguese roasting art, which has been passed down through generations by the Nabeiro family! In this place we are taken by the hand to travel an adventure of coffee and its industry that makes Portugal and all Portuguese people so proud and which already lives in its tradition and identity. So I recommend a mandatory visit to this unique place with greetings from Campo Maior to the World, with love!

The place is an amazing experience full of interactive installations that guide you through the history and manufacturing process of coffee. Recommend also to choose demonstration with coffee tasting while buying tickets as this was an eye-opening experience on how nuanced and at the same time flexible the coffee making process is.

I have been in this venue and I have loved it, the staff were really friendly and proud to represent the exhibition, always willing to reveal the hidden secrets of the coffee. In despite of being from CM and knowing part of the story, I was amazed to learn new details and to be served a delicious cold brew 😋 I ended up buying a bottle to make my own cold brew and enjoy it in England. Thanks for the experience

Capela dos Ossos de Campo Maior Type: Chapel / Museum Time spent: 10-15 min Parking: available [small] Bike parking: not available WC: available Path for disabled: available Price: free

Closed at the moment for preservation of the bones. BUT: You can try and call the priest of the main church (Igreja Matriz) and make an appointment to open the door for you 😉 There is also a bell on the door and you can try if someone is there. Very special experience place to visit - especially when you learn the story behind it...

A small chapel with a friendly host. interesting place also the church is word a visit when you in the area The entrance was free

I have loved it.

(Translated by Google) You never expect to see so many bones. But it is worth the visit and it is free. When you arrive the person at the entrance offers to explain it to you or/and they give you an explanatory brochure. We opted for the woman's explanation and we were enchanted.After visiting the chapel, there is a small museum to see related to other bone chapels in the world. After this visit you can visit the church, which is also very worthwhile. (Original) No te esperas nunca ver tanta cantidad de huesos.Pero merece la pena la visita y es gratis.Cuando llegas la persona de la entrada te ofrece explicártelo ella o /y te dan un folleto explicativo.Nosotros optamos por la explicación de la mujer y quedamos encantados.Después de la visita a la capilla,hay un pequeño museo para ver relacionado con otras capillas de huesos en el mundo. Después de esta visita puedes visitar la iglesia que también merece mucho la pena.

(Translated by Google) It is attached to the Igreja Matriz de Monforte and dates back to the 18th century. It is smaller than the one in Évora but its architecture is exquisite. Entry is free but the number of visitors is limited due to its size. So you may have to wait if you come across tour groups. The staff are very friendly and attentive. I personally preferred not to take photos inside the chapel but it is allowed as long as you do not use flash. (Original) Encontra-se anexada à Igreja Matriz de Monforte e data do século XVIII. É mais pequena que a de Évora mas a sua arquitectura é exímia. A entrada é gratuita mas com número limitado de visitantes devido ao seu tamanho. Por isso poderá ter que esperar caso se depare com grupos de excursões. O staff é muito simpático e atencioso. Por opção pessoal preferi não tirar fotos no interior da capela mas é permitido desde que sem flash.

(Translated by Google) Very curious chapel. The lady at the door is very friendly, she also speaks Spanish. Also the church worth visiting. Thank you. (Original) Capilla muy curiosa. La señora de la puerta muy amable, además habla español. También la iglesia digna de visitar. Gracias.

A small museum about olives, their manufacturing process and their uses. It's has a very cheap entry price and consists of a guided tour with a possibility to taste the olives or olive oil at the end of the tour. The tour guides are very nice people, but they do not speak English. There is one lady that speaks a little bit of English and so, with some difficulty, we could get a tour around the place. It was a very pleasant experience. The tour doesn't take more than 30 to 45 minutes.

Excellent little museum in a fabulous location. Very interesting tour around the production with a young lady who spoke excellent English. The gardens are beautiful and the fruit trees bursting with lemons, grapefruit and oranges. Well worth a look.

Interesting and friendly small museum about the olive oil production locally. Our guide spoke some English and some written information is in English. The gardens of the building are lovely too.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful museum that ends with an olive oil tasting... Beautiful gardens and very good and explanatory explanations from the guide. I recommend it (Original) Museu muito bonito que finaliza com uma prova de azeite... Jardins bonitos e explicações da guia muito boas e explicativas. Recomendo

(Translated by Google) The museum displays all the equipment and accessories involved in olive oil production. It also has a garden. The tour is guided. The service is very good. At the end, there is an olive oil tasting. (Original) O museu expõe todo o equipamento e acessórios envolvidos na produção do azeite. Têm também um jardim. A visita é guiada. O atendimento muito bom. No final tem uma degustação de azeite.

(Translated by Google) Free tour accompanied by a guide with excellent diction, friendliness, and historical knowledge. At the end, a tasting of three olive oils. (Original) Visita gratuita acompanhada de guia com muito boa dicção, simpatia e conhecimento histórico. No final prova de três azeites.

(Translated by Google) A must visit in Campo Maior. Museum dedicated to olive oil where you can learn more about the figure of the Viscount of Oliva. Explanation of how the oil was made. It has tools from the time. The person who explains it does it excellently, he visits her in Spanish. But the most spectacular thing is the garden. Admission is free. You can also buy oil. (Original) Visita obligada en Campo Maior. Museo dedicado al aceite de oliva donde se puede saber más sobre la figura del Vizconde de Oliva. Explicación de cómo se elaboraba el aceite. Cuenta con útiles de la época. La persona que lo explica lo hace de forma excelente, la visita en español. Pero lo más espectacular es el jardín. La entrada es gratuita. También se puede comprar aceite.

Castle of Ouguela Type: Castle / Ruins Time spent: 15-20 min Parking: available Bike parking: not available WC: not available Price: free [!]Steep stairs By the Treaty of Alcañices on 12 September 1297, the domains of Ouguela and its castle were transferred to the Crown of Portugal. The following year, King Dinis (1279-1325) in Lisbon on 5 January 1298, granted the town a charter with many privileges, with a focus on its defense. During the period of the Restoration of Portuguese independence, John IV (1640-1656) determined that there was a need to modernize the city's defense and build a fortification.

Not the most magnificent castle but it has a charm of its own. Stunning views across to Spain.

(Translated by Google) Medieval and modern military architecture. Strategic detention castle, in relief, oriented, with a semi-circular tower and a low-lying bastioned fortress superimposed on it. A typical example of the border strongholds of the plain regions, with a bastion system determined by pyroballistic artillery. The bulk of the medieval walls were greatly transformed by the 18th century works that gave them their current profile. Structures of the 18th century housing complex. It was part of the 1st defensive line of the Alentejo, with the fortifications of Elvas, Campo Maior, Olivença and Juromenha. It displays the different periods of construction and the consequent evolution of military techniques. The 18th century intra-wall housing complex, showing a curious scenic conception of architecture. Gate-tower with manhole and construction system for grating. (Original) Arquitectura militar, medieval e moderna. Castelo estratégico de detenção, em relevo, orientado, com cubelo de secção ultra-semicircular e sobreposição de fortaleza abaluartada, rasante. Exemplo característico das praças fortes fronteiriças das regiões de planície, com sistema abaluartado determinado pela artilharia pirobalística. O grosso das muralhas medievais foi muito transformado pelas obras setecentistas que lhe conferiram o perfil actual. Estruturas do núcleo habitacional setecentista. Fazia parte da 1.º linha defensiva do Alentejo, com as Fortificações de Elvas, Campo Maior, Olivença e Juromenha. Exibe as diversas épocas de construção e consequente evolução das técnicas militares. O aglomerado habitacional intramuros, setecentista, evidenciando uma curiosa concepção cénica da arquitectura. Torre-porta com bueira e sistema construtivo para grade.

(Translated by Google) Without a guide, you can see that it is under restoration, but the visit can be done on foot, around the outside and along the walls, I liked it. (Original) Sem guia, vê-se que está em restauro, mas visita pode se fazer a pé, pelo exterior e às muralhas, gostei

(Translated by Google) Far away... but worth it. "The castle of Ouguela was built on top of a hill, about 1km from the junction of the Ribeira de Abrilongo with the Xévora River and 3km from the border, with the castle of Albuquerque in sight. Its origins are still debated, although it is assumed that, like many others, the original fortress consisted of a proto-historic settlement hillfort, with subsequent Roman and, later, Islamic occupation. The town of Ouguela was definitively integrated into the Portuguese crown with the Treaty of Alcanices, in 1297, and, the following year, King D. Dinis granted it a charter. The fortification, with its seven quadrangular towers, including the keep, attached to the fence on the western side, dates from the turn of the 14th century, despite signs of later renovations. During the Restoration Wars, the town of Ouguela, like so many other border towns at the time, was endowed with a bastioned defensive system under the command of Nicolau de Langres, which inevitably altered the medieval castle. The new fortress included numerous bastions and ravelins, a moat, patrol paths, barracks and a large quadrangular cistern (12 metres on each side) located in the town's parade ground." Source: fortalezasdefronteira.turismodeportugal.pt (Original) Longe... mas vale a pena. "O castelo de Ouguela foi implantado no cimo dum outeiro, a cerca de 1km da junção da Ribeira de Abrilongo ao Rio Xévora e a 3km da fronteira, com o castelo de Albuquerque à vista. As suas origens são ainda discutidas, admitindo-se que, à semelhança de tantas outras, a fortaleza inicial tivesse consistido num castro de povoamento proto-histórico, com posterior ocupação romana e, mais tarde, islâmica. A vila de Ouguela foi definitivamente integrada na coroa portuguesa com o Tratado de Alcanices, em 1297, e, logo no ano seguinte, o rei D. Dinis concedeu-lhe foral. A fortificação, com as suas sete torres quadrangulares, entre as quais a de menagem, adossada à cerca pelo lado ocidental, data da viragem para o século XIV, não obstante os indícios de reformas posteriores. Durante as guerras da Restauração, a vila de Ouguela, como tantas outras vilas de fronteira à época, foi dotada de um sistema defensivo abaluartado, sob o comando de Nicolau de Langres que, inevitavelmente, alterou o castelo medieval. A nova fortaleza incluiu numerosos baluartes e revelins, um fosso, caminhos de ronda, dependências de aquartelamento e uma ampla cisterna quadrangular (com 12 metros de lado) localizada na praça de armas da vila." Fonte: fortalezasdefronteira.turismodeportugal.pt

(Translated by Google) Castle belonging to the old fortification that guarded the border between Portugal and Spain. Today it is a haven of peace and calm, a haven of nature… (Original) Castelo pertencente a antiga fortificação que fazia a guarda da fronteira entre Portugal e Espanha. Hoje é um paraíso de paz e de calma, um banho da natureza…

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and peaceful place to visit without rushing. Although a great effort has been made to restore it, some interior areas, such as the Governor's House, are already beginning to deteriorate, as are some parts of the upper wall path. The exterior of the walls is also worth exploring. I hope they continue their restoration. (Original) Bonito y tranquilo lugar para visitar sin prisas. Aunque se ha hecho un gran esfuerzo en su recuperación, ya hay zonas interiores, como " la casa del gobernador", que ya estan comenzando a deteriorarse, igualmente alguna zona de su camino superior de muralla. Tambien hay que recorrer sus murallas por el exterior. Espero que continúen con su revuperacion.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful pillory and a good area to park your car and explore the city on foot! (Original) Belo pelourinho e uma boa zona para estacionar a viatura e explorar a cidade a pé!

(Translated by Google) The Picota de Campo Maior, an architectural work from the 18th century, more specifically from 1740, consists of a 2.17 m marble column, to which four steps of the same material give access. Above the column there is a sphere from which four iron frames emerge to detain criminals. At the top of the sphere, the figure of justice (with uncovered eyes and holding a scale in the right hand and a sword in the left) completes this work of art. This Pillory measures 6.50 m, from its rectangular base to the end of the statue. (Original) La Picota de Campo Maior, obra arquitectónica del siglo XVIII, más concretamente de 1740, consta de una columna de mármol de 2,17 m, a la que dan acceso cuatro escalones del mismo material. Encima de la columna hay una esfera de la que salen cuatro armazones de hierro para detener a los delincuentes. En la parte superior de la esfera, la figura de la justicia (con los ojos descubiertos y sosteniendo una balanza en la mano derecha y una espada en la izquierda) completa esta obra de arte. Esta Picota mide 6,50 m, desde su base rectangular hasta el extremo de la estatua.

(Translated by Google) The pillory of Campo Maior was one of the most notable in the country. It was ordered to be taken down in 1879 by the Municipal Council, when repairs and beautification works were carried out on the site where it stood – the so-called Praça de D. Luís: In 1880, the Elvas Archaeological Museum was founded and the pillory was requisitioned and arrived there in June 1903, reduced to a column measuring 2.17 m, a capital, a sphere and the figure of Justice with her right arm mutilated. By decision of the Municipal Council of Elvas and at the request of that of Campo Maior, the pillory returned to that town, where it will be solemnly inaugurated this month, in the same place it occupied then, that is, in the old Praça D. Luís, today Praça da República. (“The pillory of the town of Campo Maior will be inaugurated. It was placed in the centre of the square, today called Praça da República). In the newspaper O Século, 1st page, 22 March 1941). Therefore, the pillory has been in its current location for 75 years. The pillory is formed by an elegant marble column topped by a sphere and, on top of it, the figure of Justice. It is accessed by four steps, also made of marble. It is a curious architectural work from the 18th century. (The date 1740 is inscribed on the cushion on which the statue of Justice stands, on its east-facing side)”. (Original) O pelourinho de Campo Maior era um dos mais notáveis que existiam no país. Foi mandado apear em 1879, pela Câmara Municipal, quando se procedeu no local onde se erguia – a chamada Praça de D. Luís – a obras de reparação e embelezamento: Em 1880, fundou-se o Museu Arqueológico de Elvas e o pelourinho foi requisitado e ali deu entrada em Junho de 1903, reduzido à coluna medindo 2,17 m, a um capitel, à esfera e à figura da Justiça com o braço direito mutilado. Por deliberação da Câmara Municipal de Elvas e a pedido da de Campo Maior, o pelourinho voltou para aquela vila, onde vai ser solenemente inaugurado durante o corrente mês, no mesmo local que então ocupou, isto é, na antiga Praça D. Luís, hoje Praça da República. (“Vai ser inaugurado o pelourinho da vila de Campo Maior. Foi colocado no centro da Praça, hoje chamada Praça da República). In jornal O Século, 1ª pág, 22 de Março de 1941). Portanto, o pelourinho encontra-se no seu local actual, há 75 anos. O pelourinho é formado por uma elegante coluna de mármore sobrepujada por uma esfera e, sobre esta, a figura da Justiça. Dão-lhe acesso quarto degraus, também de mármore. É um curioso trabalho arquitectónico do século XVIII. (Na almofada em que assenta a estátua da Justiça, no seu lado virado a nascente, tem inscrita a data de 1740)”.

(Translated by Google) Pillory in the middle of the square (Original) Pelourinho no meio da praça

(Translated by Google) The pillory, so common in Portuguese cities. This one is a bit lonely in its place, but it is easy to find. (Original) O pelourinho, tão comum nas cidade portuguesas. Este está um pouco sozinho no seu local, mas é fácil de localizar.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful Portuguese village when it comes to flower festivals, it is beautiful and unlike anything else in Portugal. (Original) Uma bonita vila portuguesa quando em festas das flores então é linda não à igual em Portugal

(Translated by Google) It is located in the center of a beautiful square where the Municipal Chamber (town hall) is located. (Original) Está situado en el centro de una bonita plaza donde se encuentra la Cámara Municipal (ayuntamiento)