Montejunto Mountain (Serra de Montejunto)

Rising 40 miles north of Lisbon, Montejunto Mountain (Serra de Montejunto) stands as the highest peak in the Estremadura wine region, visible for miles. This national protected landscape, favored by cyclists and hikers, boasts a rich history that includes prehistoric settlements and some of Portugal’s oldest ruins. Today, visitors can explore its rugged terrain, enjoy panoramic views, and discover the remnants of ancient civilizations that once thrived on its slopes.

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Montejunto Mountain (Serra de Montejunto)