Évora Free Walking Tour

Located in the central part of the Alentejo region in Portugal, the city of Évora unfolds its rich historical tapestry amidst vast woodlands. Embark on this complimentary guided tour to delve into its cultural heritage.

Tour Overview

The group assembles at the designated time at the Porta Velha da Lagoa in Évora. This marks the beginning of an intriguing exploration through one of the nation’s most storied cities.

The journey starts at the impressive Água de Prata Aqueduct, a remarkable Renaissance structure and one of the last standing Roman arches within the city—the Dona Isabel arch dating back to the 2nd and 3rd centuries.

Next, the tour leads to the Salvador del Mundo Convent, where the knowledgeable guide will share insights about the Order of Saint Clare, commonly referred to as the Poor Clares. The path continues to the Santo Antão church situated in Praça do Giraldo. Did you know that the original church established here was associated with the Knights Templar?

A short stroll will bring you to the majestic Évora Cathedral, recognized as one of the largest in Portugal, alongside the Inquisition Palace, whose title gives a hint of its historical significance...

The subsequent highlight is the Roman Temple, which preserves 14 of its exquisite Corinthian columns, along with the Nuestra Señora de Gracia church showcasing a beautiful Italian Renaissance style.

The concluding point of the tour is the Don Manuel Palace and the adjacent public gardens, wrapping up an enriching experience that lasts approximately two and a half hours.