Paços de Évora / Palácio de Dom Manuel
The Ladies' Gallery is the remaining part of the palace built by the Avis dynasty in the 16th century, in the Gothic-Renaissance style. Gil Vicente staged seven of his plays in this palace, dedicated to Queen Maria of Castile and Queen Catherine of Austria. The gallery often hosts exhibitions.
- Easy external parking
- Palaces & Mansions
- Visitable (no guide)
- True
Characteristics
- monday: 10:00-12:00, 13:00-17:00
opening hours
Monuments near Paços de Évora / Palácio de Dom Manuel
Palácio Barahona / Tribunal da Relação de Évora
Building with a white rim, flowers and cornucopias in relief and a small tower with a cock.
Edifício do Hospital Militar Regional
Single building where the random distribution of the various sizes windows stands out.
Capela dos Ossos
One of Évora's symbols, the Chapel of Bones is located inside the Church of São Francisco and was built in the 17th century. The walls, lined with bones and sk…
Edifício da Praça 1º de Maio / Museu do Artesanato e do Design – MADE
Large building with granite door-posts on both doors and windows. There’s a coat of arms on the upper part of the door.