Wine from Alentejo wine region.
- In Beja we can find 1 wineries to visit.
- 1 towns here have wineries.
Beja is a city located in southern Portugal, in the Alentejo region. It is the capital of the Beja district and has a rich history dating back to Roman times, when it was known as "Pax Julia". Here are some features and points of interest of Beja:
History: Beja has a fascinating history spanning thousands of years. It was an important Roman settlement and later came under Moorish rule for several centuries. Its historical heritage is reflected in the city's architecture and monuments.
Monuments: Among Beja's most prominent monuments is Beja Castle, an imposing fortress that overlooks the city from a hill. You can also visit the Torre de Menagem, a keep of the castle, and the Beja Cathedral, a Gothic church dating back to the 13th century.
Museums: Beja is home to several interesting museums, such as the Regional Museum of Beja, which exhibits a collection of historical and archaeological artefacts from the region. You can also visit the Jorge Vieira Museum, dedicated to the Beja-born sculptor.
Gastronomy: The Alentejo is known for its delicious food and Beja is no exception. You can try traditional dishes such as "açorda alentejana" (a bread soup), "porco preto" (black pork) and local wines, such as the region's red wine.
Natural scenery: The region around Beja is known for its natural beauty. You can explore the Alentejo plain, which offers serene and beautiful landscapes.
