Évora
Évora is the capital of the central-south region of Portugal, the Alentejo. In the city’s historic centre you will find the ancient Roman Temple, São Francisco Church with Gothic and Baroque architecture, alongside with the Bone Chapel (Capela dos Ossos). Visitors exploring the city can enjoy its charming atmosphere, narrow streets, and peaceful environment, which offer an authentic experience of Portugal. Known and appreciated for its traditional cuisine and typical Alentejo dishes, such as lamb stew and the famous convent sweets. Surrounded by stunning countryside, wineries and olive groves allow visitors to explore the region’s rich wine and olive oil cultures.
Private Tours from Lisbon
About Évora
Visit Évora on a Day Trip from Lisbon. One of Portugal’s most enchanting cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Located in the heart of the Alentejo region, Évora is known for its Roman Temple, the Cathedral of Évora, and the mysterious Chapel of Bones. Stroll through its whitewashed streets, discover centuries of history and architecture, and experience the timeless charm of one of Portugal’s best-preserved medieval cities.
What we don't miss in Évora
Roman Temple
Bone Chapel
Évora Cathedral


