A hidden gem in the middle of the south Alentejo. Very nice place to visit in less than one hour.

Anyone with any interest in Roman times should visit this site. The main building is a monument to someone's vanity. The site is fairly large. Information is limited but enough to explain what can be seen. Simão the cat was on hand to keep order. Modern scaffolding is used to support some of the structure which at first sight is a little off putting. However, the wooden framework under the arches is almost the same as would have been used by the builders. If it's wet, take suitable shoes. The grass is quite long in places.

A large building in relatively good condition for its age. Not impressed with the receptionists aggressive dog or the cat that follows you round that bit my wife. But well worth visiting

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We didn't expect to see Roman ruins on our way to Lisbon from Evora.

Cool Roman village to visit, plus had a cat named Simão be the guide, 10/10 will visit again, the entrance fee is 3€

While checking vineyards, on a wine trip in the south of Portugal, I stopped by the Roman ruins. The staff, incredibly pleasant and accommodating, played me an in-depth introductory film in the site’s auditorium. I was then taken to the ruins themselves, were I was strongly mesmerised with imposing structures and fascinated by the overall backdrop, the pathway, and the landscape design. The ruins were so much more than I had anticipated. Amazing Roman buildings from the first to fourth centuries still stand robust and majestic in the landscape. Following the path, and the inner structure check, full explanations were available. I highly recommend it; it was a fantastic experience overall.

Amazing remains of a Roman villa in the middle of rural Alentejo. Happened to be in the area, and a quick Google search found this place just north of Beja. It is worth the drive and small entrance fee (€3). Has a temple, bath complex, and vaulted cellars. The best preserved areas were repurposed as a medieval church, decorated with frescoes from the 17th century. Visited on a Saturday morning and there were very few people there. If you visit in summer, be prepared for the sun and heat.

Pretty amazing spot. With a friendly cat as our tour guide

Nice ladies and a cat welcome you,a little souvenirs and cards to buy.The site was very hot in summer.Very good preserved place, beautiful fresco's.

Unique!! Is a MUST to visit!!

Must go back because it was closed

Very interesting site...you can only imagine how beautiful the villa was then ...well worth a visit

Interesting place to visit (if you are into Roman ruins). Unfortunately, there is some lack of infrastructure. It would be best visited if there were more information available on the site...

Incredibly preserved Roman villa

Not so much a museum, more a massive Roman Ruin site. VERY impressive in scale and stae of preservation.

Amazing place... Roman architecture in Portugal!!!