Portugal · UNESCO Heritage Sites

Full Day Tour in Évora from Lisbon

8 Hours Round trip from Lisbon Moderate pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Full-day guided trip from Lisbon to UNESCO-listed Évora
02 Explore Évora’s historic centre and major landmarks
03 See the Chapel of Bones and Évora Cathedral
04 Visit Giraldo Square, the Roman Temple, and medieval walls
05 Possible stop at the ancient Almendres Cromlech
06 Travel in an air-conditioned vehicle with bottled water included

Discover the timeless charm of Évora on a full-day trip from Lisbon, exploring one of Portugal’s most historic and culturally rich destinations. Travel in comfort with an experienced guide and enjoy a relaxed journey through the Alentejo region, where UNESCO-listed heritage, religious landmarks, and ancient history come together.

In Évora, visit the historic centre and see highlights such as the Cathedral, Giraldo Square, the Roman Temple, medieval walls, the University of Évora, and the Chapel of Bones. When possible, the tour also includes the Almendres Cromlech, one of Europe’s oldest megalithic monuments. Along the way, there is time for a lunch break in a typical Alentejo restaurant and the chance to experience the region’s distinctive atmosphere.

A Gothic fortified church, Évora's Sé is the largest cathedral in Portugal, used as one of the great temples of the Marian cult.

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At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 8 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Moderate

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access No

Cities Evora, Lisbon

Languages English, French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Depart from Lisbon

Starting trip from pick-up point in Lisbon to historic center of ÉvoraSmall break for picturesChapel of Bones (entrance ticket not included)A Gothic fortified church, Évora's Sé is the largest cathedral in Portugal, used as one of the great temples of the Marian cult.Lunch break in typical portuguese restaurant in AlentejoTypical cromlech of a universe that characterizes the megalithic architecture of the Évora region, the relative chronology of the monuments of this universe, cromlechs and menhirs, is extremely complex, being able to cover an extensive range, from the Eneolithic to the full Iron Age.Returning trip to pick-up point in Lisbon

The route