On this tour you’ll delve into Portugal’s Neolithic period (circa 5500 to 3000 BC) and explore the region’s most remarkable sites, including the Menir of Almendres, the Cromlech of Almendres, and the Great Dolmen of Zambujei... More

You will take a tour with a historian who studies Alentejo's Jewish heritage. This researcher also participated in archaeological excavations of Jewish heritage in Alentejo and Spain. This way you will discover secrets that are no... More

This tour covers the great centers of Estremoz, Rossio and Largo D. Dinis, inside the Alcáçova de Estremoz, where the most important and emblematic historical and architectural heritage of this city are found.... More

This tour covers the historical and architectural heritage of Vila Viçosa, which keeps a set of unique monuments of its history and architecture such as churches, convents, castles, palaces and noble houses and recreational farms... More

On this tour you’ll delve into Portugal’s Neolithic period (circa 5500 to 3000 BC) and explore several significant sites: the Outeiro Menir, the Xerez Cromlech, and the Dolmen of Olival da Pega. The Alentejo is home to many ... More

Join us on this tour departing from Évora to discover some of the region’s renowned Roman sites, including a religious space (the Roman Temple of Évora), a Roman villa (Torre de Palma), and a Roman town (Ammaia). The Romans m... More

This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore Portugal's archaeology and history, from the 16th century AD to the 6th millenium BC. On this tour, you will get to explore the medieval village and 16th century castle of Evoramo... More

Join us on this tour to experience the enchantment of the medieval village and castle of Marvão. The construction of Marvão’s castle is attributed to Ibn Marwan in the 9th century. Three centuries later, Christian forces loy... More

Redondo is a charming town located in the Alentejo region of Portugal with a rich history, renowned for its vibrant ceramic and winemaking industries. Redondo is only 35 minutes away from Évora by car, making it a perfect half-da... More

The same way “Rome wasn’t built in a day” neither was Évora. With more than 2000 years of existence, and about 500 years of roman rule, the roman Ebora represents one of the most interesting places to understand the importa... More