Évora: timeless charm
In the heart of the Alentejo, Évora’s UNESCO-listed centre blends Roman, Moorish, and Portuguese legacies. Whitewashed alleys, Gothic arches, and leafy squares set the stage for a journey through centuries of history.
Roman Temple and Cathedral
Marvel at the remarkably preserved Roman Temple, standing since the 1st century, and climb the 13th-century Cathedral’s rooftop for sweeping views across the Alentejo plains.
Bones Chapel: art and reflection
Inside the Church of St. Francis, the 17th-century Bones Chapel is lined with thousands of skulls and bones — a powerful reminder of life’s transience.
Flavours and crafts of the Alentejo
Savour the region’s hearty stews and convent sweets, or browse traditional crafts like cork and pottery, connecting with Évora’s living traditions.
A day rich in heritage
More than a visit, this is a deep encounter with the cultural soul of the Alentejo, where history and daily life still walk hand in hand.
Expect the Unexpected
