Alandroal
The village of Alandroal, in the immediate vicinity of Guadiana Valley, owes its name to the existence of alandros or aloendros, this wood being a raw material for the local craftsmen, in that area. It is said that there was never an epidemic in Alandroal, which attracted a lot of people, including the Duke of Bragança, precisely because of the existence of vast forests with these bushes. The village is located at about 340 meters above sea level and received Carta de Foral in 1486 by Dom João II. The former municipalities of Terena and Juromenha were annexed to Alandroal municipality in the 19th century. The village of Villarreal, situated in the municipality of Olivenza (Spain), was a town of the former Juromenha county. The local cuisine includes migas (dish made with leftover bread) with pork, gazpacho, cation soup and lamb stew.
What to do in Alandroal
Where to eat in Alandroal
Regional
14.00 €
This rustic restaurant has three rooms and serves regional dishes. A special note to the lamb "enso…
Portuguese, Regional
18.00 €
A rustic restaurant located in an old barn of a close by manor. It aims to recreate a pateo of the …
Portuguese
20.00 €
Localizado na Praia Fluvial Azenhas D'el Rei, nas margens do Alqueva, este beach club funciona com…
Portuguese
15.00 €
This restaurant has magnificent views and a wide menu of specialities of the Alentejo region. A spe…
Portuguese, Regional
25.00 €
Restaurant belonging to the rural tourism unit with the same name, located in the historic town of …
Where to sleep in Alandroal
The Guadiana river serves as a frame to a landscape in warm tones the Alentejo. Located in Alandroal, near Évora, Juromenha houses are a set of six peaceful vi…
Integrated in the historical centre of Terena, 30 metres from the Castle, you will find this historic house with a great location and views of the landscape of…
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