Often associated with ancient defensive structures or prehistoric routes, this enigmatic spot captures the imagination of anyone exploring the rural outskirts of central Portugal.

Safeguarding such remarkable regional treasures requires dedicated grassroots effort, a mission championed by organisations like APIA. Founded in 1998 by a group of young people under the age of 25, APIA is an independent, nationwide institution dedicated to the preservation of Portuguese cultural heritage.

Over its more than 25 years of existence, APIA has developed projects across nearly every Portuguese district, collaborating closely with universities, municipalities, and major companies to promote archaeological research and public awareness.

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By valuing historical landmarks like the Corredor dos Mouros, APIA bridges the gap between past and present. Through educational initiatives, international conferences, and local community outreach, they ensure that Portugal's hidden archaeological roots continue to be studied, protected, and celebrated for future generations.

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