Monsaraz is an unforgettable medieval hilltop town, enclosed by ancient shale defensive walls and crowned by a striking castle. Its narrow cobbled streets, whitewashed traditional houses, and sweeping views over the Alentejo plains and Alqueva Lake create a truly timeless atmosphere.

Visit a cork factory and discover everything about Portugal’s world-famous cork. Learn about its history, sustainable harvesting, production process, and the many traditional and modern uses of this unique natural material.

Visit Évora’s Roman Temple, one of Portugal’s most remarkable ancient monuments and a true symbol of the city’s Roman heritage. Dating back over 2,000 years, this well-preserved temple stands proudly in the historic center and offers a fascinating glimpse into Évora’s origins during Roman times, making it a must-see highlight of the visit. The Roman temple in Évora was built in the first century, during the time of Caesar Augustus. It has a long history, serving as testimony to many transformations and different uses over the centuries

Visit the Cathedral of Évora, an impressive Gothic monument and one of the city’s most important landmarks. Built between the 12th and 14th centuries, the cathedral reflects Évora’s medieval power and religious significance, with its grand façade, beautiful interior, and panoramic views over the historic city from the rooftop terraces.

Stroll through Évora’s historic streets, where centuries of history unfold among whitewashed houses, cobbled lanes, and medieval walls. The walk leads to Praça do Giraldo, the lively heart of the city, surrounded by arcades, cafés, and historic buildings—an ideal place to soak up the atmosphere and experience local life. Take time for lunch and for relax.

Visit Évora’s famous Bones Chapel (Capela dos Ossos), one of Portugal’s most striking and thought-provoking monuments. Lined with the bones and skulls of thousands of monks, this unique chapel invites reflection on the transience of life while showcasing a fascinating chapter of Évora’s religious and cultural history.