From Lisbon to Alentejo: Évora and Megaliths Full-Day Tour

2,000 years old; and it is under the designation of UNESCO. Within the walls of the wonderfully preserved town center are ancient Roman temples, medieval cathedrals, and narrow cobblestoned streets.

nside a comfortable minivan with your private guide. During the hour-long drive, gaze out at the Portuguese countryside and learn about the history and culture of the places you’re about to visit.

to Augustus, emperor of Rome, and learn the changes it suffered through time.

Climb to the roof of the building to get a great view of the town and the surrounding countryside.

As the name suggests, the mysterious chapel is made up of human bones.

unch in the excellent restaurants available.

rcle, which is aligned with the Summer Solstice. Wander around the ancient circle, said to be the largest existing group of structured menhirs in the Iberian Peninsula, and hear how the stones were likely used for sacred rituals.