Historic Center of Évora (Walking Time) Enjoy free time to stroll through Évora’s UNESCO-listed historic center, including its main squares, traditional arcades and medieval streets. This relaxed walking time allows you to experience the authentic rhythm of the city, discover local shops and cafés, admire whitewashed houses with yellow details, and appreciate architectural highlights that span Roman, medieval and Renaissance periods. This is also the perfect moment to pause at emblematic squares such as Praça do Giraldo, the historic and social heart of Évora, surrounded by arcades, churches and traditional cafés.

Cathedral of Évora (Sé de Évora) An imposing cathedral that beautifully marks the transition from Romanesque to Gothic architecture. Inside, discover the high choir, chapels and impressive stone arches. For those who wish, access to the terrace rewards visitors with panoramic views over Évora’s rooftops and surrounding plains — one of the best viewpoints in the city. 40 minutes Admission not included Optional entrance fee: approx. €5 per person

Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos) One of Portugal’s most intriguing and symbolic monuments. Built in the 17th century, the chapel’s walls and pillars are entirely covered with human bones, offering a striking reflection on the transience of life. Located within the Church of São Francisco complex, it is a unique and unforgettable visit. 30 minutes Admission not included Optional entrance fee: approx. €8 per person

Roman Temple of Évora (Temple of Diana) Dating back to the 1st century AD, this iconic Roman temple is one of the best-preserved Roman monuments in the Iberian Peninsula. Set against the backdrop of medieval buildings and gardens, it offers a striking contrast between Roman, medieval and Renaissance layers of history. A must-see landmark and one of the most photographed sites in Évora.

️ OPTIONAL LUNCH STOP – around 13:00 Traditional Alentejo Buffet Lunch – Monte da Graciete (Optional) Optional stop for a traditional Alentejo buffet lunch in a rural and authentic setting. Monte da Graciete is well known among locals who appreciate genuine Alentejo cuisine, prepared with regional ingredients and time-honored recipes. Traditional Alentejo buffet Drinks included €38 per person (paid locally) Approx. 1 hour If lunch is not selected, this time will be redistributed between Évora and Monsaraz.

Monsaraz Castle & Medieval Village | Monsaraz Perched on a hilltop overlooking the Alentejo plains, Monsaraz feels like a journey back in time. Enter through medieval gates and explore narrow cobbled streets, whitewashed houses and the impressive castle walls. From the top, enjoy sweeping views over the Alqueva Lake, creating one of the most iconic landscapes in southern Portugal.

Alqueva Lake Viewpoint Descending from Monsaraz, stop at a scenic viewpoint overlooking Alqueva Lake — the largest artificial lake in Europe. Surrounded by vast open landscapes and tranquil waters, this is a perfect moment for photos and to appreciate the scale and serenity of the Alentejo region.