Located in the heart of the Alentejo, Évora is a city rich in history and culture, with its origins dating back to the Roman period.
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Evora
Discover the Roman Temple of Évora, the imposing Cathedral of the Sé, and the unique Chapel of Bones, adorned with human remains. The historic centre of Évora — also a UNESCO World Heritage Site — is a true treasure, with its narrow streets and traditional whitewashed buildings.
The culture of enjoying fine wine
In addition to its rich cultural heritage, Évora is surrounded by some of Portugal’s most renowned wineries, offering Alentejo wines of world-class quality. Estates such as Herdade do Esporão and Cartuxa open their doors to visitors for guided tours and tastings, where you can discover the wine-making process and sample some of the finest labels the Alentejo has to offer.
Delicious cuisine
Alentejo cuisine is another highlight of Évora, with traditional dishes that reflect the richness and flavour of the region. Try the typical açorda alentejana — a simple yet delicious dish made with bread, coriander, garlic, and eggs — or the ensopado de borrego, a hearty lamb stew infused with local aromatic herbs. Don’t miss the regional cheeses and cured meats, which are true delicacies. Combining history, culture, exceptional wines, and authentic gastronomy, Évora offers a complete experience for those wishing to explore the very best of the Alentejo.
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