Alentejo Wine Tour from Évora
Alentejo is best when you skip the logistics and focus on what matters. This short wine outing from Évora pairs a guided history stop in Arraiolos with a real winery visit, so your day flows instead of feeling like a…
Evora Day Trips
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Evora Day Trips
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Private Évora Tour – Megaliths, Historical Center and Cork Region
Stone circles and bones in one day. This private Évora outing is a strong mix of ancient monuments and very human stories—from the Almendres stone circle to the Chapel of Bones, then on to cork country. It runs about 6…
Évora, Private Tour with Wine Tasting and Lots of History
Évora hits you with Roman grit and baroque weird. This private day pairs the Templo de Diana with a relaxed, local wine tasting at Ervideira, plus cork craft along the way. I especially like how the route stacks big, recognizable…
Lisbon : Évora (c/ Cathedral & Capela Ossos), Cartuxa & Cortiçarte
Évora is the kind of place you remember. This 9-hour day trip from Lisbon strings together the big hitters of the UNESCO-listed town of Évora plus two very Portuguese stops: cork at Cortiçarte and wine country at Cartuxa’s Enoturismo. It’s…
PRIVATE Tour to Factory of Tiles, Setúbal and Évora from Lisboa
Tiles and bones, in one day. This private trip strings together three very different sides of Portugal: Portuguese azulejo (tile) craft, breezy coast stops near Setúbal, and a focused visit to Évora’s most famous monuments. You get round-trip transit from…
Golden Era of Évora walking & the portuguese wine tasting.
Évora tells its story in layers. I love how this tour links Roman to Portuguese eras into one walkable route, and I also love the ending Alentejo wine tasting led by Vanessa Schnitzer. One thing to consider: it’s still a…
Skip the Lines & Sip the Wines: Évora’s Ultimate Walking Tour!
Évora hits you fast. This walking route keeps things tight and interesting, starting with the University of Évora and ending at the Chapel of Bones. I like that you get included entry at key stops (so you don’t waste your…
Evora & Alentejo Wines: A Journey Through History and Flavors
Évora makes a strong first impression. This private day strings together Roman, Gothic, and quirky sacred sights, then tops it off with an Alentejo wine tasting outside town. You get smooth door-to-door pickup and a guide who keeps the day…
From Lisbon: Évora, Monsaraz, Wine Tasting & Cristo Rei
If you love your history with a side of shock, this day fits. You’ll see Évora’s Roman and medieval icons, then step into a hilltop village with big views, and finish with a Lisbon-from-above photo stop. It’s the kind of…
From Lisboa: Evora and Monsaraz Full-Day Tour
A day like this makes Portugal feel close. You get Évora’s UNESCO highlights and then finish with the high-walled calm of Monsaraz Castle over Alentejo views. Two things I really like: a hotel pickup/drop-off that removes the hassle, and a…
Monsaraz from Évora
Monsaraz is the kind of view you remember. This is a focused morning tour that puts Alentejo history and local craft right on your route, with a pottery village stop and then the hilltop town of Monsaraz. I like how…
Private Tour in Evora and Monsaraz with Wine Tasting
A long drive that pays off. This private Alentejo day ties together cork, ancient Évora landmarks, and the lake views of Monsaraz, then ends with an included wine tasting. You’ll spend about 9 hours seeing more than the usual “one…
Full-Day Private Tour to Évora from Lisbon
You get big-sight power without the stress of transfers. This private day trip mixes Roman Évora, a quick stop that hits hard, and Alentejo countryside with a castle vantage point. I love that it’s truly private for your group (up…
Private Evora Heritage and Alentejo Wine Tour from Lisbon
Évora makes a strong first impression. This private day tour strings together panoramic views over the Tagus, several serious Alentejo wine stops, and then lands you in Évora’s unforgettable historic core. It’s built for people who like their travel days…
Evora: Cromlech of Almendres and Great Dolmen of Zambujeiro
Those stones have real gravity. This guided trip puts you face-to-face with some of the biggest megalithic monuments in Iberia, then explains how and why people built them. I love that you get both the dramatic standing stones at Almendres…