Casa da Abrunheira

The wines of the west began to be known after the french invasions, since it is said that Wellington was a great wine connoisseur, with a special emphasis on whites. Immerse yourself in a centuries-old wine culture, explore the estates and wineries that produce excellent quality wines.

Enjoy the small nooks with sea views, the vast beaches, the long walks by the sea and the lively nightlife. Take the opportunity to visit the Azenha de Santa Cruz, a curious mill that once served to grind cereals and now serves as a museum piece.

The small streets and alleys wind in curves and counter-curves, rising towards the castle, and flanked by small houses with pots full of plants adorning the entrances. Enjoy the walks in the historic center that has been the target of important renovations.

The Serra de Montejunto is located between the municipalities of Alenquer and Cadaval and less than twenty kilometers from Casa da Abrunheira. Take advantage of the highest natural viewpoint in Extremadura, with more than six hundred meters of altitude, the countless trails marked with breathtaking landscapes and also appreciate the old Real Ice Factory, built in this mountain because of the necessary cold and proximity to the capital.

The São Vicente Fort, a fortified complex on a hill overlooking the city of Torres Vedras, is part of a larger set of fortifications, called the Torres Lines, which were fundamental in the defense of the capital during the French invasions. Be sure to walk through its ranks and enjoy the city from above.

Lose yourself in the alleys of Óbidos, experience its charm and walk along the walls enjoying the view from above. Óbidos is a village full of life and culture, with beautiful bookstores and events that attract thousands of people, such as the International Chocolate Festival and the Medieval Market. Just over half an hour from Casa da Abrunheira, it is a worthwhile trip!