Private Full Day Tour in Evora

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1. Discover the Beauty & History of the Church of St. Francis in Évora, Portugal. The Church is a National Monument and is best known for its lugubrious Chapel of the Bones. The Church of St. Francis is a historic and cultural landmark that attracts tourists from all over the world. It is renowned for its intricate architecture and unique features, especially the Chapel of the Bones. Visit to the Church will provide you with a unique experience that you will remember for years to come. You will not only enjoy the beauty of the Church, but you will also learn about the rich history of Évora.

   3 h

2. The Temple of Diana in Évora, Portugal, is one of the best-preserved Roman ruins in the Iberian Peninsula. It was built in the 1st century AD as part of the forum dedicated to emperor Augustus, but it is traditionally believed to be dedicated to Diana, the goddess of hunting.

   3 hEntrada incluída

3. Arraiolos Castle is a medieval stronghold classified as a national monument. The fortress was built on a rocky hill at the beginning of the 13th century and its construction was commissioned by the Portuguese king Afons II. Over the years, this Romanesque-Gothic stronghold changed its owners, belonging among others to Ferdinand I of Burgundy and Nuno Álvares Pereira. In the 17th century, despite a thorough reconstruction, the castle was abandoned, and it began to fall into ruin. However, among the historical walls of the castle of Arraiolos is, amongst others, the 16th-century church Igreja do Salvador. The location provides beautiful views of the village of Arraiolos and surrounding villages. It remains one of the few castles in the world with a round structure.

   2 hEntrada incluída

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About Lisboa

Lisboa desce das colinas até ao estuário do Tejo: fachadas de azulejo, elétricos amarelos, miradouros e jantares tardios sem pressa.

Os bairros antigos concentram a maior parte do encanto. O emaranhado de ruelas de Alfama sobe até ao Castelo de São Jorge e à noite ecoa de fado, a malha ordenada da Baixa desce até à vasta Praça do Comércio, junto ao rio, e o Bairro Alto e o Chiado misturam livrarias e cafés de dia com bares à noite. Miradouros como o de Santa Luzia e o da Senhora do Monte enquadram telhados vermelhos e águas cintilantes.

Top-ranked sights in Lisboa: Commerce Square (Praça do Comércio), Pena National Palace (Palacio Nacional da Pena), Alfama.

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