The Roman temple of Diana is the true landmark of the city of Évora. It is composed of 14 granite columns, with bases and capitals made of Estremoz marble. It was erected in the 1st century, during the time of Augustus, and destroyed during the 5th century, during the barbarian invasions. However, its ruins continued to be used over time.

A Gothic-style chapel, whose interior has been transformed. It is believed that the famous warrior known as Espadeiro lies in one of the sarcophagi. The tomb features a sword between two half-moons, symbolizing Espadeiro's legendary bravery and the city's coat of arms. Currently, this chapel is attached to the Church of São Dinis.

Considered one of the prettiest gardens in Portugal, the Gardens of the Casa da Ínsua (House of Ínsua) belong to a manor, the House of Ínsua. Its construction was ordered, in the second half of the 18th century, by Luís de Albuquerque de Mello Pereira e Cáceres, governor and captain general of Mato Grosso, in Brazil. The gardens are remarkable for their extension, their originality and the variety of species. They stand out for the rare tall trees (California sequoias, English pine trees, Australian eucaliptus), some of them approximately 200 years old, and mostly for the wide variety of plants …

Localizado entre a Avenida dos Aliados e a Rua do Almada, é um hotel luxuoso, que combina a elegância vintage com o conforto contemporâneo. Dispõe de 68 quartos divididos em 8 categorias (cozy, standard, city view, superior city view, Aliados view, superior Aliados view e Suite Aliados), obedecendo ainda à segmentação Aliados ou Almada, dependendo da frente do edifício de que beneficiam. A entrada principal, para o hotel, fica na Avenida dos Aliados, enquanto na Rua do Almada se localiza a entrada para o bar e restaurante.

Hotel situated in the city centre Invicta, where you can enjoy the best there is in the North of the country. In addition to the good price\/quality ratio, this four-star superior hotel is very close to one of the best shopping areas of the city-the Rua de Santa Catarina, and other points of interest, such as the beaches, the historic centre, the famous port wine cellars, the Serralves Foundation, among others. It also benefits from excellent access, with direct access to the modern metro network and the railway station. Thinking in moments of relaxation to its guests, the Vila Galé …

On the northern slope of the Castle Hill, the possible Roman city forum creates an artificial platform, supporting the imposing monumental complex of the city of Myrtilis. This entire platform, leaning against the wall, rested on a solid underground gallery approximately 30 meters long and 6 meters high. In Late Antiquity, in the 5th and 6th centuries, lavish religious buildings were erected here; among them, a possible Episcopal Palace and a baptistery, of which significant fragments of a beautiful set of polychrome mosaics remain. During the Islamic period, during the 12th and 13th centuries, this entire area was occupied by …

The old chapel of the confraternity of sailors and fishermen of Setúbal, in honor of Nossa Senhora do Livramento, integrates one of the darkest periods of the destruction of the city's heritage. Built in the 16th century, was later shared by their original owners and the friars of the old convent of the Carmelites. The coexistence between the two communities was not peaceful and years later founded another Carmelite monastery. Again in possession of fishing brotherhood, the church underwent restoration. In 1755 became quite destroyed with the earthquake and was transformed later in theater. After a period in which worked …

A 300 metres long pedestrian walk along the São Brás hill, with the peak at an altitude of 156 metres. This hill is surrounded by wide pine woods and is a privileged spot to view th city of Nazaré. It may be seen from a distance of 35 kilometres. It became a "Classed Site" in 1979, due to its flora.

Circular path that starts and ends at the Relvão Park, with a duration of about 2:0. Passes through the Fortress, the Hermitage of San Antonio, at Pico do Facho, at Forte da Quebrada, the Watchman of the whale and the Pico das Cruzinhas. Along the route will have against the backdrop of a beautiful overview of the city and the Bay of Angra.

The new Mercado da Ribeira, revitalized by Time Out Lisboa, is one of the fashionable and liveliest spaces on the famous Avenida 24 de Julho. In its approximately 30 restaurant, the best spaces and chefs are represented. Combining the traditional market with a more gastronomic, cultural and leisure aspect, it is already a mandatory stop in the city.