From Lisbon: Luxury Evora Full-Day Private Tour

Highlights

Itinerary

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   Commencing our journey, we embarked on an immersive encounter at the Ervideira Wines' boutique, an ode to the finest offerings from their production. This distinctive experience promises a curated assortment of Ervideira wines, presenting a delightful odyssey through whites, rosés, and reds. Each wine will be harmoniously accompanied by a delectable selection of regional delights. Among these culinary treasures are Alentejo's rustic bread, artisanal sheep's cheese, an array of flavorsome black pork sausages, traditional aromatic jam, accompanied by the richness of olive oil, and Alentejo-style toasts enhanced with the essence of olive oil and oregano.

   Anticipated to span approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, this remarkable journey comes at a cost of €10 per person, an investment in a sensory tapestry of flavors and culture.

   2 hours•Admission not included

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   Évora

   Unmatched in the entirety of Portugal, the Cathedral of Évora holds the distinction of being the largest medieval cathedral in the country. Dominating the city's skyline from its elevated position, the Cathedral of Évora oversees the urban expanse below. This vantage point also serves as the chosen site for 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.

   1 hour•Admission free•See on map

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   Évora

   The Roman Temple located in Évora

   The Roman Temple located in Évora stands as one of the most magnificent and impeccably conserved Roman temples throughout the entirety of the Iberian Peninsula. Acknowledged by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1986, it holds a significant place in history. Often regarded as the city's emblem, this temple serves as a prominent symbol and a must-see attraction, rivaling even the famed Chapel of Bones in terms of recognition.

   30 minutes•Admission free•See on map

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   Chapel of Bones

   The Chapel of Bones, known as Capela dos Ossos, presents a strikingly macabre commemoration of death and stands out as one of Évora's most captivating tourist destinations. Nestled within the confines of the São Francisco Gothic church, the Chapel of Bones lives up to its evocative name. It's estimated that the chapel is adorned with an excess of 5,000 skulls, many of which were unearthed from various monastic graveyards in the vicinity. Evidently, the expansion of these cemeteries became a spatial concern, leading to the concept of consolidating the bones within a single consecrated space. This initiative gained momentum when a 16th-century monk recognized an opportunity to convey the profound message of mortality and the fleeting nature of our existence.

   1 hour•Admission free•See on map

Meeting point

The operator confirms the exact meeting point on your voucher.

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Pickup

• Everyone is picked up
• 263 hotels are served
• You can request another pickup address
• The operator contacts you to arrange pickup
• Pickup begins 30 min before departure

Know before you go

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted
• One per booking

Cancellation and refunds

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

• Cancelled and fully refunded if too few travellers book