Monte da Pedra · Crato
Casa de Sume
In the quiet of Monte da Pedra, in the municipality of Crato, Casa de Sume opens onto the plain and the cork-oak country. High ceilings, whitewashed walls, a fireplace and the silence of the Alto Alentejo. Four bedrooms, two living rooms, an equipped kitchen with a laundry area and a yard with a barbecue and a vegetable garden: made for families and groups. Smoking is not allowed indoors. A starting point for the Monastery of Flor da Rosa, the thermal spa of Cabeço de Vide and the Alter stud farm.
Amenities
Essentials
- Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Heating
- Fireplace
- Bed linen and towels
- TV
Kitchen and dining
- Equipped kitchen
- Barbecue
- Dishwasher
- Fridge and freezer
Laundry
- Washing machine
- Tumble dryer
- Laundry
Outdoor and parking
- Parking
- Garden / yard
- Terrace / porch
- Garage
- Vegetable garden
- 2 electric bikes
- Outdoor pool
Safety
- Fire safety
House rules
- No smoking indoors
- No parties or events
- Pets on request, up to 2
Gallery
What is nearby
Heritage, nature and flavours a few minutes from the house.
Mosteiro de Flor da Rosa
A fortified monastery from 1356, now a Pousada inn. Free entry.
Crato
Vila do Crato
The town square, the Municipal Museum and the Grand Prior's Palace. Lively during Holy Week, the Crato Festival in August and Waking Life.
Crato
Varanda do Grão-Prior
The sixteenth-century loggia of the Grand Prior's Palace of the Order of Malta, Crato's best-known landmark.
Crato
Biblioteca Municipal do Crato
An eighteenth-century building that served as the town jail until the mid-twentieth century, now a library, exhibition gallery and internet space.
Crato
Parque Aquático do Crato
Pools, a 30-metre water slide and a diving pool, with a bar and terrace. Open in the bathing season, ideal for families.
Crato
Museu Municipal do Crato
The archaeology and ethnography collection that tells the story of the municipality, in a manor house in town.
Crato
Anta do Tapadão
One of the largest dolmens in the country, in the Crato municipality.
Crato
Ponte de Vila Formosa
A Roman bridge over the Seda stream, six arches and almost two thousand years old, on the old road to Alter do Chão.
Seda · Alter do Chão
Termas da Sulfúrea
A unique alkaline water, used since Roman times. Baths and treatments.
Cabeço de Vide
Castelo de Alter do Chão
A fourteenth-century castle built by order of King Pedro I, in the centre of town. A short hop from the royal stud farm.
Alter do Chão
Coudelaria de Alter Real
A royal stud farm founded in 1748, cradle of the Alter Real horse.
Alter do Chão
Portalegre e as Tapeçarias
The district capital and the museum of its celebrated tapestries.
Portalegre
Parque Natural da Serra de São Mamede
The mountain range rising above 1,000 metres between Portalegre, Castelo de Vide and Marvão. Trails, viewpoints and granite villages.
Portalegre · Castelo de Vide · Marvão
Castelo de Vide
A medieval Jewish quarter, fountains and white streets at the foot of the hills.
Castelo de Vide
Cidade Romana de Ammaia
The ruins of a Roman city at the foot of Marvão: the south gate, columns, baths and a small museum.
São Salvador da Aramenha · Marvão
Marvão
A walled medieval town in the Serra de São Mamede, with views over Spain.
Marvão
Menir da Meada
The tallest menhir in the Iberian Peninsula, over seven metres high, standing alone among cork oaks for thousands of years.
Póvoa e Meadas · Castelo de Vide