Beja: Pax town of Portugal
Beja is a town classified as both city and a municipality in the region of Alentejo in Portugal. The town of Beja, PT is in the southern part of the country, surrounded by lively Portuguese cities. Beja, PT is the city capital of the Beja District. The Portuguese town is filled with scenic architectures and heritage sites which has been since the centuries ago. The town has been inhabited by since the Celtic times. The olden names of Beja, PT is Pax Julia and Pax Augusta, both were given by previous emperors as the area of city was a significant area in the kingdom.
Best Time to Visit
Every March of each year, Beja PT celebrates their annual nine days agricultural festival. The festival is celebrated with lively music and great food topped with many local handicrafts. Many tourists enjoy this local fest, hence it is advised to book early.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Historical structures live on in Beja, PT. One of the beautiful medieval structure is the Beja Castle. Up to date, the castle still stands proud and tall. Just a walk in the city can also bring you to the Convento de Nossa Senhora da Conceicao a beautiful convent built in the 16th century. Another convent around town was turned into an upscale hotel. The Pousada Convento de Beja - Historic Hotel is an old building with a modern interior and amenities. It is really worth to check out. Travel a little out the city and stay in a countryside hotel- the Vila Galé Clube de Campo with vineyards and farmlands.