Culture of Evora

After enjoying a beautiful morning, continue with Evora's exploration. The building of the largest church in Portugal is known for its eclecticism and the spirit of exquisite antiquity. The building itself is worth going inside, climbing to the very top of it, from where you can see the town. It is also worth visiting the treasury museum of the cathedral.

This is a real museum, which contains all the Portuguese relics: gold jewelry and antique artifacts, the rich interior of the church, as well as tiles outside the building.
The museum's hours are seasonal, so better check before going, but even if the treasury is closed, the building itself was considered a national treasure and a very important architectural monument in 1910.

A reminder of the cradle of European civilization, the Roman Empire. A very well-preserved temple deserves your attention, while exploring the city of Evora.

This place is notable for a variety of positions in the menu and the best national dishes, such as boar stew and baked cod.
Please, note that the place is closed on Sundays.

On your way back to the heart center of Evora, take a turn to admire this gorgeous church. Another reminder about ancient history, this time the Mauritanian influence on European culture.

A beautiful museum with considerable collection from Roman Empire to modern times. A must-visit for history lovers.
After your visit, wander around the city center, exploring nice cozy streets before going to dinner.

The whole journey consists of moments, and Momentos in Evora is a gastronomic journey. The chef not only cooks deliciously, but also makes each dish original and the staff, manager and director of the restaurant pay a lot of attention to the guests.
Please, note, that the place is closed on Tuesdays.

The next day the travel scenario ends, so if you want you can spend some more time alone with the city and walk through its narrow streets.