Evora Day Trip from Lisbon

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Duration: 9 hours

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Thanks to this booking, you will have the opportunity to get to know the city of Évora, a Unesco World Heritage Site. This is a day trip, you will be picked up in the morning in Lisbon and return in the afternoon, and is limited to 8 people. In this 14th century city, located about 130 kilometres from Lisbon, you will marvel at all the monuments that surround the city, such as the Chapel of the Bones, to which you will have access, as well as the Church of San Francisco and the Giraldo Square.

With a professional guide who will accompany you during the excursion from the Portuguese capital, you will learn all about the history of this ancient Portuguese city. You will also enjoy an olive oil tasting.

A professional guide will accompany you during the excursion from Lisbon, which lasts about 9 hours and is limited to groups of about 8 people.
You will get to know the most emblematic points of the city of Evora, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
You will have access to some of its monuments, such as the Chapel of the Bones or the Church of St. Francis.
The tour also includes a tasting of olive oil, considered liquid gold and of great quality in Portugal.

Excursion to Évora
Professional guide
Transfer in an air-conditioned vehicle
Entrance and guided tour of the Chapel of Bones

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If you want to get to know Évora, one of the oldest cities in Portugal, in just one day from Lisbon, this is a unique opportunity. More than an hour's drive from the Portuguese capital, you can discover this 14th century city, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its spectacular monuments.

Accompanied by a professional guide, you will discover its history on a tour that lasts approximately nine hours and is limited to groups of about 8 people. You will have access to the Chapel of the Bones, an ossuary that forms a small interior chapel from the 16th century and adjoins the Church of San Francisco, a Gothic-Manueline church built between 1480 and 1510.

The Roman Temple and the Cathedral of Évora, the largest in Portugal, in the heart of the city, can also be visited during the excursion. In addition, during the tour, an olive oil tasting will be included for you to taste this delicious nectar.

You will have free time during the tour to stroll through the ancient streets of Évora and have lunch in one of the local places, with the opportunity to taste the local gastronomy, based on pork and cod dishes.