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  • 1 Largo da porta de Moura

    Architecture, castles and historic districts

    L.go da Porta de Moura P - 7000 Évora

    This picturesque square has two sections to it. In the centre of the largest section you will notice a beautiful Renaissance fountain consisting of a column, surmounted by a white marble sphere. The square is bordered by some attractive houses, inc..

  • 2 Convento de São Bento de Castris

    Religious buildings

    N114-4 P - 7000 Évora

    The walls of the Manueline style church are covered in 18C azulejos illustrating the life of St Bernard, and the Gothic capitulary hall is decorated with some Renaissance elements. The 16C Portuguese-Moorish style cloister has preserved its origina..

  • 3 The megalith tour

    Archaeological and historical sites

    N114 P - 7000 Évora

    The region boasts many megaliths erected between 4000 and 2000BC in addition to many caves. This excursion, which lasts more than three hours, takes you through beautiful Alentejo countryside, dotted with cedar oaks, on small picturesque roads.

  • 4 Anta de Zambujeiro

    Archaeological and historical sites

    Rte d'Alcàçovas P - 7000 Évora

    Fronted by a tumulus (access gallery), the dolmen forms a vast 6m high funerary chamber. Numerous objects, today exhibited in the Evora museum, were discovered here.

  • 5 Cromeleque dos Almendres

    Archaeological and historical sites

    N114 P - 7000 Évora

    In the middle of a clearing, surrounded by cork oaks, you will find 95 granite monoliths laid out in an oval arrangement that is 60 metres long and 30 metres wide. On your return to Guadelupe, you can see a 2.5m high menhir, near the Agua de Lupe co-..

  • 6 Capela-anta São Brissos

    Religious buildings

    Rte de São Brissos P - 7000 Évora

    This chapel is quite unique - a dolmen forms its narthex.

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