magnificent view of the Alentejo
plains, go for a refreshing swim in the
pool or either walk or cycle by the
homestead, watching the fauna and
flora at hand.
At night, the Alentejo starry sky offers
you with a unique sight not to be missed.
began to gain weight in the second half
of eighteenth century, due to the
development of cork industry that is still
the main activity in the area.
The Pillory (18th century), the church of
St. Benedict de Mato and the annex
dolmen are the main points of interest.
- S. MIGUEL DE MACHEDE
This rural village, also about 4Km from
the estate, has some interesting religious
buildings and six tapirs located on
private property, which can be visited by
arrangement with the owners.
OTHER PLACES
Monte da Azarujinha is very close to
other outstanding places in this area of
Alentejo, like Évora, heritage of
humanity, Arraiolos, Évoramonte,
Redondo, Estremoz and Vila Viçosa.