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Discover the History of Évora: Full Day Tour from Lisbon

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Explore the charm of Portugal with a trip to the Historic Center of Évora.

This journey takes you to Évora's historical and cultural treasures, providing an experience of true exploration.

Start at the vibrant Praça do Giraldo, the heart of the historic center. Head to the majestic Évora Cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Climb the tower for stunning views of the city.

Visit the Chapel of Bones, where the bones of around 5,000 monks and local citizens were used in the construction, creating a unique environment. Admire the Temple of Diana, a fascinating Roman remains.

Stroll through the imposing arches of the Água da Prata Aqueduct, a masterpiece of Renaissance engineering. Conclude your tour with a tasting of Alentejo cuisine in traditional restaurants.

Embark on this cultural, gastronomic and unforgettable journey ending with a tasting of the renowned regional Alentejo wines, a memorable experience.

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Full-day tour from Lisbon to Évora history

PRIVATE TOUR of 5

PRIVATE TOUR of 7

Full-day tour from Lisbon to Évora history

Shared: A tour shared with several other people, different but all with the same desire to get to know Portugal.
Car, Mini Van or Van: The assigned car will depend on the number of participants on the day in question.
Fixed Meeting Point: The meeting point will be next to the Hard Rock Café Lisboa (located next to Avenida da Liberdade, Restauradores area.
Pickup included

FromSGD S$146.10Per Person

What's included in Discover the History of Évora: Full Day Tour from Lisbon

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Itinerary

Centro Interpretativo dos Almendres

The Almendres Interpretive Center is a tourist site located near Évora, Portugal, that offers a fascinating insight into the prehistoric history of the region. This center is dedicated to the interpretation of the archaeological site of the Cromlechs of Almendres, which is one of the most notable sets of megalithic monuments in the Iberian Peninsula. The Cromlechs of Almendres are made up of a series of stones arranged in circles and dolmens, which date back to approximately 6,000 years ago. This archaeological site offers a unique insight into the lives and beliefs of the people who lived in the region in the Neolithic period. It is an unmissable place for history and archeology enthusiasts and for anyone who wants to know a little more about Portugal's prehistoric heritage.

Templo Romano de Evora (Templo de Diana)

The Temple of Diana, also known as the Roman Temple of Évora, is one of the best preserved Roman monuments in Portugal and is a true testament to the greatness of the Roman Empire. This Corinthian temple dates back to the 1st century AD and is dedicated to the goddess Diana, although in reality it was built in honor of Emperor Augustus. Visitors are welcomed by a magnificent portico of Corinthian columns that rise majestically in the center of Évora. The temple is surrounded by a charming garden, providing a picturesque setting for photos and contemplation. The classic architecture, the imposing columns and the history that surrounds this place make it an unmissable highlight in Évora.

Evora

Évora, the city where the Temple of Diana is situated, is a historic and charming city that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This city in the heart of Alentejo is known for its picturesque cobblestone streets, lively squares and a rich cultural heritage that dates back centuries. Visitors to Évora can explore the narrow medieval streets, visit Évora Cathedral with its mix of architectural styles, and discover the Palácio de Duques de Cadaval, which houses a fascinating museum. The city is also famous for its gastronomy, with restaurants offering traditional Alentejo dishes, such as migas, Alentejo-style pork and delicious local wines. Évora is a city that invites travelers to immerse themselves in the history, culture and beauty of Portugal, making it a truly captivating tourist destination. In short, Évora offers a tourist experience that combines the majestic Roman heritage with the beauty and charm of a historic city.

Inclusions

  • Onboard Wi-FI
  • Bottled water
  • Wine tasting consisting of 6 wines from the Alentejo region with presentation of them in the "Rota dos Vinhos do Alentejo" store
  • Guide/Driver specialized in tourism services
  • Lunch stop included in the tour
  • Stop for lunch/snack included if the customer wishes
  • Dinner stop included if the customer wishes
  • Entry to the Capela dos Ossos - €6
  • Entry to Évora Church/Cathedral - €4.50
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • LGBTQIA+ friendly
  • Ideal for groups of up to 20 people

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You can choose to be picked up from a list of locations, or alternatively, have the choice to make your own way to the meeting points

Please arrive at the pick up point 30 minutes before departure time.

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