Be enchanted by the beauty of the UNESCO city of Évora and surroundings. Riding through medieval castles and palaces and stand where you can view eagles flying from above, delight yourself with the picturesque landscapes of Alentejo, the immense cork and olive tree meadows and the rows of traditional whitewashed houses. Ride along the vineyards, taste the Alentejo world renowned nectar and visit the wine cellars.
Évora has a rich history dating back to the Roman times and is known for its well-preserved Roman temple, medieval walls, and numerous historic landmarks.
Located in the countryside of the city, are produced a variety of excellent wines, including reds, whites, and rosés, known for their distinctive flavors and high quality.
A highly prized natural resource found in the region since ancient times, has been used in the construction of iconic structures including the Monastery of Jerónimos in Lisbon.
A unique blend of Portuguese and Moorish influences, reflected in its art, architecture, and traditional festivals, such as the Festival of the Divine Holy Spirit.
