• Palacio de Dom Manuel - Meeting Point. The Dom Manuel Palace in Évora was a pivotal location during the Portuguese Renaissance under King Manuel I. Esteemed playwrights like Gil Vicente and explorers such as Vasco da Gama sought audiences with the king here. It serves as an excellent starting point for exploring this city, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986. The guide will provide insights into Évora’s historical significance within Portugal and globally. You might even discover connections between your own country’s history and that of Évora! (20m)
• Capela dos Ossos - “We, the bones that are here, await yours” is the eerie greeting that welcomes visitors to this renowned monument, unique worldwide for its size and certainly one of the most macabre. Its walls are adorned with real human bones from thousands who once lived in Évora. Constructed in the 17th century, it holds numerous secrets and legends that we are eager to share with you. Entrance tickets are included. (20m)
• Praca do Giraldo - Évora’s central square, offering historical context for the city within Portuguese and world history. This square is the vibrant heart of Évora, serving as the central hub for social gatherings and has been the focal point of economic, social, and political life in this UNESCO World Heritage city since 1986. (20m)
• Rua 5 De Outubro - This is Évora’s traditional shopping street. It showcases the most traditional crafts of the Alentejo, including cork items, pottery, painted furniture, chocalhos (rattles), Capotes (traditional Alentejo cloaks), and other authentic Alentejo handicrafts. (20m)
• Templo Romano de Evora (Templo de Diana) - A monument with 2,000 years of history that symbolizes the ancient power of the Roman Empire and is one of the best-preserved and oldest temples of the ancient empire. Be amazed by the stories surrounding this monument, which is the true emblem of this ancient city founded by Julius Caesar! (20m)
• Giraldo Square Fountain - End point.

• Entrance fees

Embark on a journey to the historic city of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a knowledgeable local guide in a small-group setting. Discover the key attractions of Évora’s historic center, such as the Chapel of Bones, a unique religious site adorned entirely with human bones. Admission to this monument is included, featuring a “skip the line” ticket.

Explore the Roman Temple and wander through the medieval streets of Évora. Gain insights into the city’s vibrant history and culture from your guide.

Enjoy an engaging and interactive experience with a small group of up to 16 participants, conducted in English.

Main Attractions

• Chapel Of Bones
• Roman Temple
• Giraldo Square
• Church of St. Francis
• Typical Crafts

Tour Themes

• Architecture/Urbanism
• Arts/Crafts
• Religious/Spiritual
• Myths/Legends
• Art History

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