The center of the city of Évora. Highlighting the typical neoclassical and romantic façades, dominated the wrought-iron balconies. There is the fountain of Praça do Giraldo, work of architect Afonso Álvares, built in 1571, in white marble, crowned by a bronze Crown.

Possibly built between the 1st and 4th centuries AD, this arch is supported by two towers and is integrated into the medieval castle, outside the citadel. Also known as the "Évora Gate," its main function was to provide access to the barbican that surrounds the keep.

Typical “monte” of Alentejo set on a farm with 12 hectares, crossed by the Aqueduct that supplies the city for centuries. Its name origins from the legend of Geraldo Geraldes “the fearless” that would have hidden there the sword he used to conquer Évora, in 1165.

It is said that this was the House where they were horribly tortured prisoners by the inquisitors, although there is no documentary evidence. Contends that this House has been in the service of the Inquisition only as process file or as a prison until the prisoners being judged in the Court of Holy Office, in Évora.

The citadel has a trapezoidal plan and is flanked by four square towers. The medieval wall was encircled in the 17th century by bastioned fortifications, which encompassed the entire town and the suburb of São Bartolomeu, with the gates of Alcoba, Buraco, and Évora, ending at the Porta da Vila.

Private accommodation in Évora, in an old house built in the early 19TH century. Is located in the historic centre of the city, next to the Church of São Francisco (Capela dos Ossos), allowing easy access to tourist sites. Offers a comfortable economic environment and modest and familiar.

Located in the city of Évora, the Quinta do Xarrama is a place where the home is the watchword. Offers, however, conditions for the practice of activities such as hiking and cycling. Three of the rooms have air conditioning. In the lounge you can enjoy the warmth of a fireplace, in the coldest days of winter.

This church brings together different elements from the Manueline, Mannerist and Rococo periods. The temple is faithful to the parameters that typify the plain architecture from Évora with traces from a previous Manueline construction. On the inside there are significant assets, with glazed tiles on the walls and golden carving.

It is born to th north of Évora, at the Fontainhas hill, and has its mouth at a distance of ten kilometres of São Marcos do Campo, Reguengos de Monsaraz, on the Guadiana river. It has areas of dense woods and others that are more rocky, in a full quite lovely scenery.

Initially was Manor housing. In the 20th century, in 1970, is donated to the Graduate Institute of Évora and served as a place of support for researchers the University. Is a House composed by 2 floors, a garden and 2 patios. Has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room, one dining room and a kitchen.