Meeting Point. The Dom Manuel Palace of Évora was one of the centres of the Portuguese Renaissance under King Manuel I. Playwrights such as Gil Vicente and explorers such as Vasco da Gama sought audiences with the king there. It is one of the best starting points for exploring this city, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986. The guide will make the historical framework of the city of Évora in the history of Portugal and in the Universal history. Don't be surprised if you find links between the history of your country and the history of Évora! (20m)

"We, the bones that are here, await yours" are the macabre invitation that receives visitors to this famous monument, unique in the world for it's size and certainly one of the most macabre. It's walls are covered with real human bones that belonged to thousands of people who lived in Évora. Built in the 17th century, it contains many secrets and legends that we will be happy to share with you. Entrance tickets included. (20m)

Évora's central square, with a historical context for the city of Évora in the history of Portugal and world history. This square is the heart of the city of Évora. It is the central place for social gatherings and has been the center of economic, social and political life in this UNESCO World Heritage city since 1986. (20m)

This is the traditional commerce street of Évora. Showcase of the most traditional crafts of the Alentejo, including objects made of cork, pottery, painted furniture, chocalhos (rattles), Capotes (traditional Alentejo cloaks) and other genuine handicrafts from the Alentejo. (20m)

A monument with 2 millennia of history that represents the ancient power of the Roman empire and is one of the best preserved and oldest temples of the ancient empire. Be surprised by the stories about this monument that is the authentic symbol of this ancient city founded by ... Júlio César! (20m)

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