Quinta da Arelva is an archaeological area located in the city of Almada, dating back to the reign of King Pedro II, during his reign the fortress of Font de Pepa was built in the area. This area was abandoned during the last quarter of the eighteenth century, a time when many buildings in the Bombalin style were erected by the vineyard owners from Jingal. Since the eighteenth century, Quinta da Arelva has maintained one of the most productive industries, owned by a wine storage company. The area is characterized by the beauty of its views both at night and during the day, in addition to the distinctive graphite drawings on the walls; Do not miss visiting it.