This imposing 16th-century fort offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city of Setúbal, the Sado River and the Trojan Peninsula. Built to protect the region from invasions, the Fort of St. Philip is a historic landmark that combines military architecture with natural beauty. A visit to the fort is a time trip and an opportunity to appreciate the region’s unique landscape.

The Serra da Arrábida is a true natural paradise, with its mountains covered with Mediterranean vegetation and crystal clear beaches. Part of the Arrábida Natural Park, the region offers spectacular views and a quiet environment, perfect for those seeking connection with nature. It is an ideal place for hiking, picnics and stunning photographs.

Founded in 1834, one of the most iconic wines in Portugal, the José Maria da Fonseca is home to legendary wines, such as the famous Moscatel de Setúbal. During the visit, you will be able to explore the rich history of the family, learn about the traditional methods of wine production and, of course, enjoy a tasting of award winning wines. An experience that combines tradition, taste and hospitality.

The Restaurant Bulla, located in Azeitão, is a space where the Portuguese tradition meets the sophistication of high gastronomy. With a special focus on harmonizing wines, each dish is carefully crafted to highlight the authentic flavors of Portuguese cuisine, creating a unique gastronomic experience. The menu highlights traditional dishes made with fresh and local ingredients, bringing the true taste of the region. In addition, the selection of wines is carefully chosen, with labels that include the best wines from the Peninsula of Setúbal and other renowned regions of Portugal. At Bulla, each meal is a celebration of Portuguese culture and gastronomy, where hospitality and attention to detail make the experience unforgettable. Ideal to perfectly complement your tour by tasting delicious dishes accompanied by exceptional wines in a cozy atmosphere.

Azeiton tiles represent one of the most authentic and traditional Portuguese arts. This space is dedicated to the artisanal production of hand-painted tiles, using secular techniques dating back to the 17th century. Each piece is a unique work of art, created with dedication and mastery by local artisans who keep this rich tradition alive. During the visit, you can follow the entire production process, from the cutting and modeling of clay to the delicate painting and final cooking. The vibrant colors and intricate designs reflect the history and culture of Portugal, making these tiles iconic symbols of the country. It is an unforgettable opportunity to get to know this unique art and, who knows, bring home a piece that tells a piece of the history of Olive.

Located in the outskirts of Azeitão, Quinta de Catralvos is a boutique winery that combines production of high quality wines with a charming setting. During the visit, you will have the chance to get to know the backstage of the vinification process, from the vineyards to the production, and to taste the unique wines of this welcoming property.

Inspired by the Redemptor Christ of Rio de Janeiro, the Monument of the Christ of the King in Almada offers a privileged view of Lisbon and the Tajo. This symbol of faith and gratitude is also a place of contemplation, combining spirituality with one of the best panoramas in the region. It is an indispensable stop to appreciate the grandiosity of the Portuguese landscape.