• Praca do Giraldo - This square is the heart of the city of Évora. It serves as the central gathering place and has been the hub of economic, social, and political life in this UNESCO World Heritage city since 1986. It is the ideal starting point for exploring the city. The guide will place the history of Évora within the broader history of Portugal and world history. Visitors may be surprised to discover connections between the history of their own country and that of Évora!
• Rua 5 De Outubro - This is Évora’s traditional shopping street. Visitors can discover some of the treasures of Alentejo handicrafts, such as cork objects, pottery, painted furniture, chocalhos (rattles), and Capotes (traditional Alentejo cloaks)!
• Cathedral of Evora (Se Catedral de Evora) - The largest Portuguese Gothic cathedral is a must-see stop on this visit to Évora. Built along the lines of the famous Notre Dame de Paris cathedral, it contains several secret messages and references to earlier pagan cults that would not be expected in a Catholic temple! Entrance tickets are included for visiting the cathedral, the cloisters, and the roof for a memorable panoramic view over the city of Évora.
• Templo Romano de Evora (Templo de Diana) - A monument with two 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. Visitors will be surprised by the stories about this monument, which is the authentic symbol of this ancient city founded by… Júlio César!
• Capela dos Ossos - “We, the bones that are here, await yours” is the macabre invitation that welcomes visitors to this famous monument, unique in the world for its size and certainly one of the most macabre. Its 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 will gladly be shared with visitors. Entrance tickets are included.
• Igreja de Sao Francisco - Known in the 16th century as the golden convent, it is a remarkable and innovative architectural work for its time. Built on an old Franciscan convent from the 14th century, this royal church was the scene of royal weddings and baptisms that changed the course of the history of Portugal and the world. Visitors will fall in love with its stories!
• Palacio de Dom Manuel - Part of the old royal palace that was part of a complex that included the golden convent. Today, only the Ladies’ Gallery remains, perhaps the most beautiful and romantic part of this ancient 16th-century complex. Visitors can discover its exciting stories.

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Discover Évora beyond its most famous landmarks on a private walking tour led by a knowledgeable local cultural expert.

Explore the historic centre and uncover the layers of Roman, medieval, religious and Alentejo heritage that shaped this UNESCO World Heritage city. See the Roman Temple and learn about ancient Ebora and the city’s evolution through the centuries.

Visit Évora Cathedral, one of Portugal’s major medieval monuments, with entrance included, and continue to the Church of São Francisco and the remarkable Chapel of Bones, where the guide will explain its origins, symbolism and historical context. Entrance to the Chapel of Bones is also included.

Rather than simply listing monuments and dates, the guide connects Évora’s heritage with the people, traditions and events that shaped the city.

As a private experience, the visit can be adapted to the Operator’s interests, whenever possible.

Come curious and discover the history behind Évora’s landmarks.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.