Explore the stunning landscapes of Serra da Estrela and discover the authentic charm of Monsanto, the most Portuguese village in Portugal. Start your journey in the heights of Serra da Estrela, with stops at viewpoints such as the Rossim Valley and the Tower, where the natural beauty is breathtaking. Enjoy free time to explore the local shops and taste the typical gastronomy of the region. Then visit Monsanto, famous for its homes built into granite blocks and stone streets, a true cultural treasure. This 10-hour tour is perfect for adults seeking immersion in Portuguese nature and culture.
- Professional and experienced Guide.
- Minimum of 2 people per Reservation.
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Hotel HF Phoenix Lisbon
The Tour begins with the climb to the Serra da Estrela, the highest point in mainland Portugal. We will make panoramic stops at viewpoints such as the Rossim Valley and the Tower, where you can admire breathtaking landscapes and, in winter, play in the snow or just relax enjoying the view. At the Tower, there will be time to explore the local shops and try the specialties of the mountain.
Monsanto is one of the most iconic villages in Portugal and is often known as the most Portuguese village in Portugal.
Monsanto stands out for its homes built between huge granite blocks, many of which take advantage of the rocks themselves as walls or roofs. This unique integration between architecture and nature makes the village a unique place.
With very ancient (pre-Roman) origins, Monsanto was occupied by Romans, Visigods and Muslims. In the 12th century, it was regained by the Christians and handed over to the Order of the Templars, who reinforced its defensive importance. Over the centuries, it remained a strategic point due to its elevated location.
The meeting point is at the main door of HF Fénix Lisbon – Piazza Marquês de Pombal 8. Find Zoom Travel van/minivan. We ask you to be there 15 minutes before the tour starts.
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