Alcobaça Monastery
building in Alcobaça, Leiria District, Portugal
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Alpiarça
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Nearby attractions
Batalha Monastery
building in Batalha, Leiria District, Portugal
National Railway Museum
national railway museum in Entroncamento, Portugal
Cave of Aroeira
cave and archaeological site in Portugal
Sanctuary of Fátima
marian shrine located in Cova da Iria, Portugal
Castle of Torres Novas
building in Torres Novas Municipality, Santarém District, Portugal
Basilica of the Holy Trinity, Fátima
church in Fátima, Portugal
Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Natural Park
protected area in Portugal
Roman ruins of Villa Cardillio
building in Torres Novas Municipality, Santarém District, Portugal
Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary
church building in Fátima, Santarém District, Portugal
Povoação de Aljustrel
human settlement in Portugal
Chapel of the Apparitions
building in Fátima, Santarém District, Portugal
Dining
Ó Balcão
If you’re keen to try new fish... this is the perfect place. Rodrigo Castelo is the chef at the helm, a Ribatejo native who, after extensive research, found a way to showcase the produce of his region by focusing mainly on predatory river fish to help balance the ecosystem. The restaurant evokes old taverns, with striking azulejo tiles that add a contemporary touch and provide a backdrop for dishes crafted with great delicacy. The kitchen, with a strong identity of its own, puts the spotlight on fish such as Lúcio, Barbo and Siluro, some cured in salt, alongside more familiar options such as w
WebsiteCisco - Cozinha Tradicional
This restaurant is located in Almeirim, in a region renowned for its famous “sopa da Pedra”, a soup which understandably makes an appearance on the menu. However, you’ll also find lots of other options here, such as the “cozido à portuguesa” stew, the mouthwatering rice with veal cheek, the traditional “bacalhau à brás” and, for dessert, the classic “leite-creme”, and grandma Mariazinha’s almond pudding, both of which provide a fitting end to your meal. If you enjoy high-quality traditional and home-style cooking this is definitely the place, thanks to chef Alexandre Albergaria Diniz use of fr
Terruja
This charming restaurant, embarking on a new chapter just a few kilometres from its former location, now in the small village of Mira de Aire, on the northern edge of the Serra de Aire e Candeeiros Natural Park, surprises with a truly singular format. Set in a natural landscape and surrounded by its famous caves and unique scenery, chef Diogo Caetano, whose CV includes stints at renowned restaurants in Portugal and abroad, seeks, in what he considers… his own private culinary refuge, to exalt the produce of his homeland, shining a particular light on the Aire e Candeeiros area, through local,
WebsiteCasa Chef Victor Felisberto
If you’re thinking of trying fried sweetbreads, a chunk of veal, wood-fired slow-cooked chanfana (goat stew), or even confit pork cheeks from black pigs, there’s no better place than Casa do Chef Victor Felisberto. The specialty here is meat, cooked — mostly slowly — in a wood-fired oven, ensuring extremely succulent textures and deeper flavours. Additionally, the restaurant’s incredible signature fondants, as well as the bread baked in the same oven, should not be forgotten. With experience in renowned restaurants, the chef strives to share his interpretation of regional cuisine, blending tra
WebsiteTasco da Ilda
This small restaurant, located near the railway station, is run with dedication by chef Madalena Dias, a woman who, through sheer hard work, has managed to preserve and perpetuate the culinary legacy inherited from both her mother and her great-grandmother. Here, in a colourful space with a welcoming interior, the family’s flavourful repertoire has taken a leap in quality to pay tribute to Ribatejo gastronomy; in fact, in some dishes, it even plays with pickles. Curious details? It has an adjoining cellar, where they offer tastings and promote wines from small producers.
WebsiteA Velha
A small yet highly authentic property with lots of mementoes of those who lived in this area in the past, a time when this restaurant was no more than a simple “tasca”. Entry is through a door reminiscent of days gone by, which gives an indication of what you’ll find inside –a space that showcases the simplicity of another era. The menu comes courtesy of award-winning chef Rodrigo Castelo, who is renowned for keeping the traditions of Portuguese cuisine alive, while always adding his own personal touch to proceedings. Dishes such as the oxtail croquettes, the “arroz de tomate” served with a fi
Tia Alice
This is one of those restaurants that takes us back to childhood—and no wonder, for there are many stories to tell here! The restaurant has been renovated, but the flavor and care taken in preparation remain the same. It presents a truly welcoming atmosphere, with exposed stone walls, light-toned décor and a thoroughly traditional cooking style that stands firm against current gastronomic trends. Our recommendation? To begin, order the magnificent Rissóis de Camarão (prawn rissoles) and Croquetes de Vitela (veal croquettes), and to finish, the Bolo de noz com ovos-moles (walnut cake with ovos
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