Full Day Tour in Évora from Lisbon

Duur

7.5 uur

Talen

Engels, Duits, Russisch, Portugees, Grieks, Italiaans, Frans, Spaans, Chinees

Meer tonen

Gasten

1-10

Full-Day Tour to Évora: History, Mystery & Flavors of the Alentejo

Inbegrepen

Air-conditioned vehicle
Bottled water

Niet inbegrepen

Breakfast
Lunch
Tip
Evora Cathedral
Bones Chapel

Itinerary

Depart from Lisbon

Starting trip from pick-up point in Lisbon to historic center of Évora

Small break for pictures

Chapel of Bones (entrance ticket not included)

A Gothic fortified church, Évora's Sé is the largest cathedral in Portugal, used as one of the great temples of the Marian cult.

Lunch break in typical portuguese restaurant in Alentejo

Typical cromlech of a universe that characterizes the megalithic architecture of the Évora region, the relative chronology of the monuments of this universe, cromlechs and menhirs, is extremely complex, being able to cover an extensive range, from the Eneolithic to the full Iron Age.

Returning trip to pick-up point in Lisbon

Don't forget!

Infants must not sit on lapsInfant seats unavailableNo public transportation nearbyNot wheelchair accessibleSeats available for children aged 4 and over

Discover Évora – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the European Capital of Culture 2027 – on a small-group tour, with the personalized attention of an experienced guide and the comfort of modern transportation.
Departing from Lisbon, explore the historic center and its iconic landmarks: the Roman Temple, the Cathedral (Sé), Giraldo Square, the Chapel of Bones, the medieval walls, and the University of Évora.
Whenever possible, we’ll also visit the Almendres Cromlech, one of the oldest megalithic monuments in Europe, with over 7,000 years of history.
Midday, enjoy a traditional Alentejo gastronomic experience, with lunch at a typical restaurant and the chance to taste local wines and olive oils – including, if available, the prestigious Pêra-Manca.
Experience the best of Évora in a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere, meet new people, and uncover the secrets of the Alentejo.