• Ervideira Wine Shop Evora - Starting our adventure, we delved into an engaging experience at the Ervideira Wines’ boutique, celebrating the finest selections from their production. This unique encounter offers a curated collection of Ervideira wines, providing a delightful journey through whites, rosés, and reds. Each wine is perfectly paired with a delicious array of regional delicacies. These culinary gems include Alentejo’s rustic bread, artisanal sheep’s cheese, a variety of savory black pork sausages, traditional aromatic jam, complemented by rich olive oil, and Alentejo-style toasts enhanced with olive oil and oregano.

Expected to last about 1 hour and 30 minutes, this extraordinary experience is priced at €10 per person, offering a sensory tapestry of flavors and culture.

• Cathedral of Evora (Se Catedral de Evora) - Unparalleled in all of Portugal, the Cathedral of Évora is the largest medieval cathedral in the nation.

Towering over the city from its elevated position, the Cathedral of Évora overlooks the urban landscape below. This vantage point also hosts other significant landmarks in Évora, including the iconic Roman Temple of Évora (also known as the Temple of Diana), the Évora Museum, and the Eugénio de Almeida Art and Culture Center.

• Templo Romano de Evora (Templo de Diana) - The Roman Temple in Évora is one of the most magnificent and well-preserved Roman temples in the entire Iberian Peninsula. Recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1986, it holds a significant place in history. Often considered the city’s emblem, this temple serves as a prominent symbol and a must-see attraction, rivaling even the famous Chapel of Bones in terms of recognition.
• Capela dos Ossos - The Chapel of Bones, known as Capela dos Ossos, offers a strikingly macabre tribute to death and stands out as one of Évora’s most intriguing tourist attractions.

Located within the São Francisco Gothic church, the Chapel of Bones lives up to its evocative name. It’s estimated that the chapel is adorned with over 5,000 skulls, many of which were excavated from various monastic graveyards in the area. Evidently, the expansion of these cemeteries became a spatial issue, leading to the idea of consolidating the bones within a single consecrated space. This initiative gained momentum when a 16th-century monk saw an opportunity to convey the profound message of mortality and the fleeting nature of life.

• Private transportation
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Local guide

• Lunch
• Wine tour
• Entrance Fees
• Guide Gratuities

Join us on a mesmerizing journey to the core of Portugal on our exclusive small group day tour to Évora, leaving from Lisbon. Submerge in the charm of this UNESCO World Heritage site, where you will be enchanted by the extraordinary landmarks on offer. Admire the unique ‘Capela dos Ossos’ (Chapel of Bones), wander around the famous Roman Temple, commonly known as the Temple of Diana, and discover the magnificence of the Cathedral.

After your fulfilling meal, a vineyard tour in one of the top wineries of the region will provide you firsthand exposure to the locale’s viticulture. As the day comes to an end, aboard our return trip to Lisbon, you’ll have the opportunity to sight the legendary ‘Cristo Rei’ statue and cross the historic 25th of April Bridge, sealing your enriching and memorable day with a matchless end.

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