Step into Évora, where history, culture, and tradition meet. This UNESCO-listed city invites you to explore ancient streets, iconic monuments, and the authentic soul of the Alentejo region.
Start at Praça do Giraldo, the historic main square, then wander through cobbled streets filled with centuries of stories. Visit the impressive Évora Cathedral, climb its tower, and enjoy panoramic views over the city and Alentejo plains.
Experience the haunting Chapel of Bones, where thousands of human remains remind us of life’s fragility. Stand before the Roman Temple of Diana, one of Portugal’s best-preserved Roman monuments, and marvel at the enduring arches of the Água de Prata Aqueduct, a Renaissance engineering masterpiece.
Complete your journey with the flavors of Alentejo cuisine—local dishes like migas, lamb stew, and cheeses, paired with renowned Alentejo wines that reflect the essence of this land.
Évora is more than a destination—it’s an unforgettable journey into Portugal’s past and present.
