TIMELESS EVORA: A JOURNEY THROUGH HISTORY & HERITAGE

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Price From €210.00*

Overview

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Evora, the "City-Museum" of Portugal, rich in history and timeless beauty. Wander its UNESCO World Heritage center, marvel at the grandeur of the Se Cathedral, and explore the hauntingly unique Chapel of Bones. Admire 16th-century architecture at the Aqueduto da Agua de Prata, savorlocal flavors with a typical Alentejo lunch and finish your visit at the elegant Cadaval Palace, steeped in royal heritage. This toun promises a blend of culture, history, and memorable moments in one of Portugals most captivating cities.

UNESCO World Heritage-Listed Historic Centre: Explore Évora’s beautifully preserved old town, recognized for its layered Roman, medieval, and Renaissance heritage.

Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos): Step inside this eerie, atmospheric chapel adorned with thousands of bones.

Expert Local Guide: Benefit from the insight of a professional, knowledgeable guide who brings Évora’s history, architecture, and traditions to life with clarity and depth.

Door-to-Door Comfort: Enjoy seamless pick-up and drop-off from your Lisbon accommodation, ensuring a relaxed and effortless travel experience from start to finish

Sé Cathedral of Évora: Admire one of Portugal’s most impressive medieval cathedrals, a monumental granite landmark offering architectural elegance and panoramic views.

Aqueduto da Água de Prata: Discover the 16th-century aqueduct seamlessly woven into the city’s architecture, a remarkable feat of engineering and design.

TIMELESS EVORA: A JOURNEY THROUGH HISTORY & HERITAGE

Private Tour

Duration: 10 Hours

Departure: Accommodation in Lisbon

Evora

Accommodation Pick-up

Depart from your hotel in Lisbon, heading East towards Evora

1st Stop: Town of Evora

Discover the historic heart of Evora, renowned as the "City-Museum" for its wealth of well-preserved monuments, Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986, the city's cultural and architectural significance is unparalleled.

2nd Stop: Cathedral of Evora

Step inside this monumental granite cathedral, classified as a National Monument in 1907. Construction began in 1186, and while it was consecrated in 1204, the building was not fully completed until 1250.

3rd Stop: Chapel of Bones

Visit this eerie yet fascinating chapel within the Convent and Church of Sdo Francisco. The Capela dos Ossos is one of Evora's most visited and thought-provoking sites.

Lunch Break

Stop for a traditional Alentejo lunch, with regional products and delicious wine.

4th Stop: Aqueduto da Agua de Prata

Admire the engineering marvel of the 16th-century Prata Aqueduct, inaugurated in 1537.

6th stop: Cadaval Palace

Step into history at the Cadaval Palace, a noble estate owned by the Dukes of Cadaval, direct descendants of the Portuguese monarchy.