Discover Évora

Step into 2,000 years of history in this UNESCO-listed city — a Roman temple rising from the Alentejo plains, a hauntingly beautiful Chapel of Bones, and prehistoric megaliths older than Stonehenge.

9 hours Max 6 guests 7 locations from €60 /person

Your Journey Through Évora

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Roman Temple of Évora

A magnificent 1st-century Corinthian temple — one of the best-preserved Roman monuments on the Iberian Peninsula. Fourteen granite columns standing for over 2,000 years.

Évora Cathedral (Sé de Évora)

Portugal's largest medieval cathedral, built in the 12th–13th centuries. Climb to the rooftop terrace for breathtaking panoramic views over Évora's whitewashed rooftops.

Chapel of Bones (Igreja de São Francisco)

The hauntingly beautiful ossuary built by Franciscan monks in the 16th century from the bones of over 5,000 people. Above the entrance: "We bones await yours."

Praça do Giraldo

Évora's vibrant main square — framed by elegant 16th-century arcades, historic café terraces, and the beautiful Igreja de Santo Antão. The perfect espresso stop.

Silver Water Aqueduct

Built in the early 16th century to carry spring water over 18 km into the city. Its graceful arches pass right through Évora's streets, creating one of Portugal's most distinctive urban landscapes.

Almendres Cromlech

One of Europe's oldest and largest megalithic monuments — over 90 granite standing stones in an ellipse, dating to around 6,000 BCE. Predating Stonehenge by 2,000 years.

Évora Medieval Walls

Fortification walls encircling the old city, built on Roman foundations. Walk the ramparts for sweeping views of golden Alentejo plains stretching to the horizon in every direction.