This land once held back an empire. Today, it invites you to stop and enjoy the landscape, its flavours and its wine
Set in the heart of Torres Vedras, Graça Garden blends the warmth of a guesthouse with the charm of a boutique hotel. Housed in a historic building, it combines rustic character with modern comfort. Just steps from centuries-old monuments, it’s an ideal base to explore the city’s winding streets, rich heritage, and relaxed rhythm — a timeless stay just 40 km from Lisbon.
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Nestled in the village of Gozundeira, in Sobral de Monte Agraço, Churrasqueira do Oeste is a must for anyone who enjoys charcoal-grilled meats, generous portions, and a warm, family-run atmosphere. Known for its friendly service and fair prices, it welcomes locals and visitors alike. Set between the Patameira Fort and the Alqueidão Circuit, it’s the perfect stop to recharge after exploring the trails of the Lines of Torres Vedras.
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Inaugurated in 1954, the Peninsular War Obelisk in Torres Vedras honours those who fought in the 1808–1814 campaigns. Designed by architect Miguel Jacobetty, it features inscriptions of key battles — Roliça, Vimeiro, Buçaco — and the Lines of Torres Vedras. Erected by civic initiative in Praça 25 de Abril, it stands as a reminder of national sacrifice and international solidarity in the defence of Portugal.

Located in the former Convent of Nossa Senhora da Graça, the Museu Municipal Leonel Trindade features an exceptional archaeological collection tracing the human history of Torres Vedras. From prehistoric tools to Roman artefacts, its captivating permanent exhibition offers a vivid journey through time. Educational and accessible, it’s a space where local memory and deep history meet.
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