Walk through the beautifully preserved old town and discover its timeless atmosphere, where every corner tells a story.

Visit one of Évora’s most iconic and intriguing monuments: the Igreja de São Francisco and its famous Capela dos Ossos (Chapel of Bones). Built in the 16th century, this haunting yet fascinating chapel is decorated with the bones and skulls of around 5,000 monks, serving as a powerful reflection on life and mortality. A truly unforgettable and unique experience in Portugal.

Admire the Roman Temple of Évora, one of the most significant Roman landmarks in the Iberian Peninsula and the city’s most recognizable symbol. Dating back nearly 2,000 years, its elegant Corinthian columns still stand proudly today, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of the Roman Empire. Your guide will share the fascinating stories and legends connected to this ancient monument.

Discover the majestic Cathedral of Évora, one of Portugal’s most important medieval monuments. Built between the 12th and 13th centuries, the cathedral combines Romanesque and Gothic architectural styles and reflects the city’s historical importance during Portugal’s golden age. Explore its beautiful cloisters, impressive interiors, and panoramic viewpoints overlooking the Alentejo plains.

Discover the heart of the city, a vibrant square filled with history, where your guide will share stories of Évora’s role in Portugal’s political and religious past.

Step into one of Évora’s lesser-known historic treasures, once part of the city’s fortified core and linked to royal residence and the origins of the Order of Avis.

Stroll through a lively street filled with traditional shops selling cork products, ceramics, handmade crafts, and regional specialties.

Explore one of Europe’s largest megalithic sites, older than Stonehenge, set in the peaceful Alentejo countryside (optional)