Évora and Megaliths Full-Day Tour from Lisbon

Explore the rich tapestry of human history during an 8-hour guided tour of Évora and the Almendres Cromlech. This journey allows visitors to uncover significant archaeological sites spanning various eras—dating back to prehistoric times, Roman influences, medieval splendor, and the Renaissance revival. Each era brings its unique treasures and stories, offering a comprehensive view into the evolution of human civilization over millennia.

Embark on an insightful journey through the rich history of Portugal, immersing yourself in the enchanting landscapes of Évora and the ancient megaliths of the Cromeleque dos Almendres. Upon arrival in Lisbon, board a vehicle for a guided tour of Évora, where you will begin your exploration by visiting the majestic Almendres Cromlech. This prehistoric site, older than Stonehenge, offers visitors a glimpse into the sophisticated astronomical knowledge and architectural prowess of early civilizations. Marvel at the circular arrangement of stones, which seem to align with celestial bodies, creating a sense of awe and wonder.

As the sun sets over the picturesque streets of Évora, delve deeper into its storied past. Explore the heart of the city, known as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you can appreciate the blend of Roman, Gothic, and Baroque influences. Wander through the historic quarters, marveling at the well-preserved structures such as the Temple of Diana, which provides insight into the extraction methods used for extracting cork from Cork Oak Trees.

Continue your discovery of Évora’s historical charm by visiting the Évora Cathedral, a testament to the city's religious significance. Ascend to the cathedral's rooftop for panoramic views of the golden plains surrounding the city, offering a breathtaking vista of nature's beauty.

Your tour concludes with a visit to the Renaissance Church of St. Francis, where you'll encounter the Chapel of Bones—a hauntingly beautiful place adorned with human skulls and bones. As you return to Lisbon, take time to reflect on the profound impact of these historical sites and their enduring legacy.