Immerse yourself in Évora’s rich history on this complete one-day tour from Lisbon. Discover the main points of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your day begins with a panoramic trip from Lisbon, during which you can enjoy the changing landscapes of the Portuguese countryside as you head to the Alentejo region. On arrival, the first stop is the Roman Temple of Évora, an iconic landmark that witnesses the city’s Roman legacy.

Then you will visit the Cathedral of Évora, one of the city's most important monuments. Your ticket is included, allowing you to explore the stunning Gothic architecture and enjoy the panoramic views from the terrace. The Cathedral of Évora, also known as Sé de Évora, is a majestic work of Gothic architecture located in the heart of the city. Built between the 13th and 14th centuries, it stands out for its imposition and ornamental details. Its interior houses beautiful works of sacred art, including paintings, sculptures and tiles, which make it a historical and religious landmark of great importance in Évora and throughout the region of the Alentejo.

Shortly thereafter, you will discover the Bone Chapel, a truly unique and instigating place. Built with the bones OF thousands OF monks, it offers a solemn and fascinating perspective on the city’s historic abortion to mortality and spirituality.

بعد زيارة كاتدرائية إيفورا وكابيلا دوس أوسوس، سيكون لديك وقت فراغ لتناول الغداء واكتشاف المدينة. نوصيك بالسير عبر حدائق قصر د. مانويل، مع الدخول المجاني، وتذوق زيت الزيتون أو تذوق الحلويات الإقليمية في المقاهي في براكا دو جيرالدو.

In the afternoon, the tour continues with a visit to the Cartuxa vineyards, one of Portugal’s most iconic wine brands. You can see the vineyards and explore the store, where the wines are available for wine tasting (not included in the tour price).

Your day continues with a visit to Cortiçarte, a local cork workshop where you will learn about one OF the region’s most iconic industries. Discover how cork is harvested, processed and transformed into various products, knowing a secular craft that plays a vital role in the local economy and culture. This duration includes return to Lisbon.