Top Alentejo Culture

View the magnificent UNESCO World Heritage city in Evora, Portugal, and discover its most impressive treasures. Visit the extraordinary Museum city and enjoy the overview of major and significant events that marked history in Evora and Portugal. You also get to see the largest Portuguese gothic cathedral, the traditional commerce Street of Evora, one of the oldest temples in the city, an ancient alcove, and more.

We are a reference company in Évora, founded in 2015 and we have always been committed to the maximum quality of our visits. Our local guides, in addition to being professionals, are experts in different cultural aspects and passionate about the city of Évora. They adapt each visit to the particular taste and interests of those who visit us. It is an unmissable visit to get the most out of this beautiful and historic city of Évora.

This tour is unique because it combines two authentic traditions of Alentejo in one day : cork and wine, offering a complete cultural immersion. Unlike DE generic visits, here you: Discover the cork DE close, learning about the entire craft process, from harvesting to the production of handmade products. Enjoy local gastronomy, with a typical Alentejo lunch prepared in a traditional restaurant. Explore a regional DE ga, knowing the production techniques of Alentejo wine and, if desired, tasting selected wines. It has comfort and convenience, with pick-up and drop-off included in your hotel in Évora or Montemor-o-Novo. Live an authentic and accessible experience, away from the usual tourist routes, with simple, engaging and adapted explanations for all visitors. This tour is not just a visit: it is a dive into the history, culture and flavors of Alentejo, ideal for those who want to bring home unique and genuine memories.

Walk with me through Evora and visit the most beautiful places that I have selected for you. Using GPS I know exactly where you are and will give you the right directions and information on time, spoken in your own language. For support, you can also read the text on the screen and see the route displayed on the map.

Go on an adventure through Setúbal, Portugal’s fishing town by excellence, and discover the traditional life of its fishermen. Learn about Setúbal’s mysteries, while discovering its main sites. Setúbal is older than Portugal. The town was built around the transportation of goods by sea and fishing. Now, it’s one of the most important traditional fishing markets in the world; it’s no wonder the Portuguese flock here to have the freshest seafood in Portugal. As you solve challenges, the story unfolds and exact directions on your phone will guide you to the next location. Ready for an adventure? Come along… Enjoy a uniquely crafted story brought to you by our top-notch/gifted/talented writers. After your booking, you will receive an email with instructions on how to download and play the game on your phone. We recommend that each user purchases a ticket for an optimal experience, although several people can share a phone.

Forget boring tours and endless lines! In Évora, you’ll walk straight into the city’s most iconic monuments, uncover secrets you won’t find in any guidebook, and toast with delicious Portuguese wines. Our guides? They’re not just guides — they’re like friends who love this city, with at least 3 years of professional training. Get ready for lively conversations, surprising facts, and storytelling that will keep you hooked from start to finish. We’ll visit three must-see landmarks: the 16th-century University of Évora, the majestic Sé Cathedral — the largest in Portugal — and the one-of-a-kind, spine-chilling Chapel of Bones. Want to make this experience even more unforgettable? Add the wine tasting upgrade, because exploring Évora is amazing, but raising a glass of local wine is simply unbeatable! Ready to experience Évora like never before? Book now!

Discover Arrábida like never before! Our boat tours, now lasting 2.5 hours, offer the perfect opportunity to explore wild bays and beaches and immerse yourself in local history. And the best part: you'll have time for refreshing dips in the crystal-clear waters, if you wish! Sail through the marine reserve between Cabo Espichel and Sesimbra, a sanctuary of natural beauty and cultural richness. In the Marine Park Professor Luiz Saldanha, we'll discover coves and old fishermen's shelters, breathtaking natural landscapes, caves, magnificent cliffs and the region's fascinating stories and legends. To make your trip even sweeter, indulge in a regional dessert served on board, an authentic touch of our local cuisine. Don't forget your swimsuit if you want to dive into the crystal-clear waters of Arrábida! NOTE – if you book the activity with transfer, you will have around 1h30 free before the activity and 1h30 free after the activity – we suggest a walk around the fishing port.

On this tour you’ll delve into Portugal’s Neolithic period (circa 5500 to 3000 BC) and explore two of the region’s earliest and most remarkable megalithic sites: the Menir of Almendres and the Cromlech of Almendres. The Alentejo is home to many megalithic structures, including cromlechs, menirs, and dolmens. It is during this period when agriculture emerged, along with many other significant cultural and social developments. Enjoy some time away from the city with a lovely walk through a cork forest, where these megaliths live. Your tour guides are professional archaeologists specializing in the prehistory of the region and look forward to showing you some spectacular sites from Portugal's past. - Iberian Heritage Tours

Want to have an unforgettable experience? Walk or bike with us to make several stops and experience unique moments like strolling through the fig tree, photographing the catos, hugging a surer or eating a bolota! This guided tour that uncovers all the secrets about the wonderful world of catos and cork allows you to enjoy the calm of the mount and the beauty of the fruit groves. Finish with a visit to our shop from the season, where you can taste the figs-of-the-India during the pickup season.

It’s more than a tour—it’s an authentic journey through the heart of Sintra’s history and mystery, guided by locations who know every secret. Enter the magical world of Quinta da Regaleira, the most intriguing property of Sintra and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famous for its Initiatic Well, a spiral descent to the center of the earth, this palace is surrounded by lush gardens, secret tunnels and a romantic architecture filled with symbolism. Your experience will be led by licensed local guides — true storytellers who bring life to every corner of the property. Listen to fascinating stories about Carvalho Monteiro, discover esoteric symbols linked to Masonry and alchemy.

The walled village of Monsaraz is located atop a hill overlooking the Guadiana River and the modern Spanish border. Archaeological evidence indicates that the village has been occupied, in some form, since prehistory – understandable given its important location. Monsaraz boasts historic monuments, traditional homes, restaurants, cafes, and shops selling locally made products. Particularly notable is the Castle of Monsaraz, built by the Portuguese King Dinis in the 14th century. Join us on this tour to discover the enchanting medieval village and castle of Monsaraz. We’ll start by picking everyone up at the Roman Temple in Évora, then embark on a scenic 45-minute drive to the historic village of Monsaraz. Your tour guides are professional archaeologists specializing in the history of the region and look forward to showing you this spectacular village. Solo travellers are encouraged to message us directly regarding availability. - Iberian Heritage Tours

The Portuguese region of Alentejo is sprinkled with endless vineyards and villages to explore. This half-day tour from Evora takes you to the town of Monsaraz to wander the streets of the castle and walled city, taking in the views of the surrounding area and nearby artificial lake. Then, it’s time to sample some of the region’s best wines during a guided tasting session.

Enjoy the rich history and stunning views of Monsaraz Castle, located just 55 km from Évora. During this 3-hour trip, enjoy a free hour to explore the castle and its surroundings, allowing its landscapes over Lake Alqueva and the vast Alentejo plain to enchant you. Ideal for lovers of history and nature, this tour offers a unique experience in one of the most beautiful regions of Portugal. - Explore Monsaraz Castle for an hour - Contemplate the stunning landscapes of Lake Alqueva - Total duration of the trip of 3 hours - Ideal for those who appreciate history and nature

Join this walking tour of Evora to hear all about its history, including legends and stories, from your guide. A small-group tour means you can have an intimate experience while keeping costs down. Don't stick to a fixed route; instead, go with the flow, according to your group’s interests. Snacks are also included to keep you energized during the tour.

The village of Arraiolos is one of the most typical villages in Portugal and the Alentejo region. Located just under 30 minutes from Évora, it stands out for its picturesque flower-filled streets and whitewashed houses. It is a must-see for lovers of local crafts, especially painted furniture, cork objects, and pottery. But the main attraction is the world-famous Arraiolos rugs, an intangible heritage of humanity that has retained manufacturing techniques since the end of the medieval period, a legacy of Portugal’s Moorish past. You can also enjoy cork forest views. Finally, return to Évora with a sweet taste in your mouth after sampling a traditional Alentejo convent sweet. And don’t worry about transportation, because our private tour includes round-trip transportation from and to Évora for accommodations located near the historic center.

Venture out on a unique and delicious trip to the typical flavors of Évora, while visiting the main sights of this beautiful city heritage of mankind, capital of Alentejo. Surprise yourself with a private guided tour where you will discover the treasures of the convent sweets of Évora. We also challenge you to taste some of the extraordinary and recognized Alentejo wines, which have their roots in the mysterious civilization of Tartessians, presumably 3000 years ago, perfected by the Phoenicians and generalized by the Romans. Throughout the ancient Roman Empire, only Alentejo has preserved the uninterruptedly practice of the wine fermentation in clay jars, as can be currently observed in some wines from this region. Enjoy the typical cheeses and pork sausages of Évora region, accompanied by the unique and distinctive traditional bread of Alentejo and make a delicious olive oils tasting.

A tour through the historic center of Elvas that allows you to visit the main military and religious monuments of the city, classified as World Heritage, accompanied by official guides.

This is one of the most surprising Industrial Tourism experiences that can be carried out in Portugal. The visit begins at the meeting point with a brief explanation of the geography, geology and history of the sector at the Núcleo Documental do Mármore. The program includes a visit to a quarry to learn about the marble extraction processes, followed by a visit to a sawmill where the marble is transformed for subsequent application. The visits take place in Alentejo, municipalities of Vila Viçosa and Borba, 50 minutes from Évora and 2 hours from Lisbon. During the visit, visitors are provided with a helmet and a vest for mandatory use during the visit and which will be returned at the end.

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 importance of the roman cultural legacy in Portugal. Known worldwide for the roman temple, traces of this culture can be seen everywhere, providing an unforgettable connection with this distant past that left undeniable traces in the western world, in art, law or even democracy. Don’t miss this unique chance to connect with the roman past of Portugal!

Most of the crowds flock to Sintra, but this day trip from Lisbon takes you off the beaten path to Setubal, a rugged peninsula home to the castles and coastal splendor of Arrábida Natural Park. Let someone else drive so you can admire the landscapes and check off far more of the Superstar sights than you could using public transportation.

Visit the most emblematic places of this historical city on a private tour that we want to do according to your wishes. You will have the opportunity to tell the guide your tastes and expectations and the guide will do everything to surprise you, whether it’s a tour focused on the art history, civil or military architecture, Roman history or the Jewish and Muslim presence in the city of Évora. Hold your breath in this beautiful city, which we will introduce to you, and of course, a final toast to the nectar of the gods, where we offer you an exclusive and commented wine tasting with some of the best Alentejo wines.

Turn Evora into your personal playground with this self-guided quest featuring ancient Roman history and archaeological wonders. Your smartphone becomes your guide, leading you through a trail of riddles, puzzles, and hidden local stories. Each solved challenge opens the next chapter of the adventure. You'll discover fascinating spots and untold stories while having fun with friends or family. Available 24/7, this 1–2 hour private adventure starts whenever you're ready. Stop for coffee, snap photos, explore freely. Available in 5+ languages.

Évora's famous Roman Temple survived two thousand years because it spent centuries disguised as a slaughterhouse. This self-guided audio tour of Évora, delivered through the Tourific app, takes you through stories of Roman, Moorish, and medieval history across the UNESCO-listed old city. Hear how Vasco da Gama blessed his fleet's banners in the cathedral, why Portuguese students inspired Hogwarts robes, and the hidden message of the Chapel of Bones. The route winds from the university to the Acropolis, past azulejo-covered churches, cork artisan shops, and atmospheric squares — finishing in leafy palace gardens. No fixed schedule, no group to keep pace with. Start when you like, pause for a long lunch of Alentejano pork and clams, and pick up right where you left off — the audio works offline. Over 20,000 travelers have used the self-guided tours, with a full refund guarantee.