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Inhabited since the Bronze Age, Beja became capital of the Lower Alantejo region under Roman rule in the 1st century and thence known as Pax Julia, after Julius Caesar. The Visigoths renamed it ...
Situated in Beja, 4.1 km from Carmo Church, Monte das Beatas - Alojamento Local features accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking and a garden. The property provides pool views, an...
Guest house
Beja
This hotel in the historic centre of Beja offers uniquely decorated rooms with flower patterns and colourful wall paintings. There is a guest lounge with a fireplace and TV. The rooms at Hotel...
Hotel
Beja
Located in the historic centre of Beja, Santa Barbara has rooms with air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. It has a bar and a shared living room with a fireplace. Featuring a colourful décor, rooms at...
Hotel
Beja
Located in the historical centre of Beja, just 750 metres away from the castle and its tower, Central Hostel offers guests comfortable rooms and free WiFi access. Each room provides access to a...
Hostel
Beja
Hospedaria Dona Maria is situated in the historic center of Beja and offers a restaurant with typical regional food. All the rooms and suites feature a private bathroom. The air-conditioned units...
Guest house
Beja
Pousada de Juventude de Beja is located in Beja and offers budget accommodation in dormitories or private bedrooms. Featuring free WiFi access, this hostel is just a 5-minute walk from Bus Station...
Hostel
Beja
Set in Beja, within 600 metres of Beja Regional Museum and 700 metres of Castelo de Beja, Hospedaria Santa Maria offers accommodation with a terrace and free WiFi as well as free private parking...
Hostel
Beja
Inhabited since the Bronze Age, Beja became capital of the Lower Alantejo region under Roman rule in the 1st century and thence known as Pax Julia, after Julius Caesar. The Visigoths renamed it ...