In the centre of Ribatejo, one hour from Lisbon, the Golegã region is rich in tradition, culture and natural beauty.
The most important agricultural area in the country, it is also known as the Capital of the Horse, where equestrian culture is celebrated, especially during the National Horse Fair, which takes place in November every year.
Historical monuments abound in the region, such as the Convent of Christ in Tomar and the Castle of Almourol, together with an important natural heritage, the best example of which is the Paúl do Boquilobo Nature Reserve, a sanctuary for wildlife and the largest egret colony in the Iberian Peninsula.
Renowned for its rich and varied gastronomy, with typical dishes using fresh local produce, and in addition to Ribatejo wines with protected designations of origin of the highest quality, it is undoubtedly a region that promises unique and memorable experiences. Come and discover it!