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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.

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

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.

I deliver a service of excellence and private for those who have a taste for culture, gastronomy and history. My tours always include the possibility of visiting at least two cities along the way, with customization to the customer's taste. Come and enjoy and discover equally beautiful places with less tourist bustle. Have lunch in a family restaurant, where you can enjoy real Portuguese food. I am a cultured and cheerful person and I love to make my country known, always in a good mood and calm.

This walking tour through Evora offers a compact journey through more than two thousand years of history within one beautifully preserved historic center. As you stroll through charming streets and lively squares, you will see remarkable landmarks such as the ancient Roman Temple of Evora, the imposing Evora Cathedral, the historic buildings of the University of Evora, and the elegant arches of the Aqueduto da Agua de Prata. Along the way, the tour also reveals everyday aspects of local life, from the lively Praca do Giraldo to traditional neighborhoods and markets. The combination of Roman heritage, medieval architecture, Renaissance engineering, and vibrant local culture makes this short walk a rich introduction to one of Portugal’s most fascinating historic cities.

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.

Discover the ancient charm of Évora, a territory that has attracted human settlement since the earliest times. Travel back through thousands of years of history as you explore the region’s most remarkable prehistoric treasures, including impressive Megalithic monuments dating back over 7,000 years to the Neolithic period. Marvel at mysterious menhirs, fascinating dolmens, and an extraordinary cromlech that reveal the legacy of the first communities who shaped this landscape.

Wine Coast Trails offers a unique opportunity to explore the stunning Setúbal and Arrábida coast through private wine tours. Designed for small groups, these premium experiences feature visits to curated wineries, guided tastings, and breathtaking views of vineyards and the sea. Enjoy authentic regional gastronomy and local hospitality, ensuring a memorable day outside Lisbon. Each tour is tailored to your preferences, providing a personalized and elegant journey through the picturesque landscape of Setúbal. - Private winery visits with exclusive tastings - Flexible itineraries perfect for couples, friends, and private groups - Scenic stops showcasing the breathtaking Arrábida coastline - Emphasis on local culture, gastronomy, and authentic experiences

Sesimbra Castle is the last of the Portuguese castles near the sea to retain its medieval features. It was classified as a National Monument and it’s full of history. Its walls offer a unique view over Sesimbra’s village and the sea. Meet your group and expert local guide at the parking lot of Sesimbra's Castle, next to the coffee shop. In this tour, we'll explore every corner of Sesimbra Castle and see breathtaking landscapes. Before your tour concludes snap some beautiful photos and get directions from your guide to your hotel or continue exploring independently.

Discover the wonders and highlights of Cabo Espichel while riding through its amazing landscapes in a 4x4 jeep. Ride through the Arrábida natural park and learn the culture and history of the medieval region on this tour. Learning about history and tradition while connecting with nature.

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.

Private tour of 8 hours, with start and terms in the region of Lisbon, in a Mercedes class V (6 pax), with air conditioning, and all comfort, with official driver guide, with 15 years of experience, being a private tour can be shaped whenever possible to the taste of the customer. During the tour you will enjoy unique landscapes, including a Natural Park, will visit a local market already spoken in many countries of the world, visit a winemaker, and taste the wines of the region. You will have the opportunity to see a traditional potter making unique pieces of clay, and also visit a Tiles Factory, which uses the techniques of the century. VI, a big and full day of vivencias and unique experiences that will stay in your memory.

The city of Évora has a historical center of the best preserved and rich in monuments of Portugal and that deserves the epithet of City-Museum. In 1986, the historic center of the city was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The Bone Chapel, the Church of San Francisco and the Roman Temple are some of the top monuments to visit in Évora. Still in Évora and following the Megalithic Circuit of the Alentejo, you can find the Cromeleque of the Almendres. Consisting of two separate premises, built between the end of the 6th and the 3rd millennium.C., this cromeleque is one of the largest and most important megalithic monuments in the world. At its height, the architectural ensemble would have more than a hundred monoliths, granite stones of various sizes, arranged in circular or elliptical shape. Of this hundred, there are still 95 monoliths in perfect state of conservation. This is our proposal for an amazing tour. But if the customer has any preference, we can try to adjust the itinerary.

Sesimbra might be a small fishing village but it’s historically significant in Portugal. Get to know the town’s history, lifestyle, and culture better than you would by yourself when you take a guided small-group walking tour. Get the chance to sample Sesimbra’s local pastry and other delicious regional products too, including cheese and wine. Ideal for first-time visitors to the town, or anyone who wants to get oriented after arriving.

During this walking tour, we explore three of Lisbon’s most iconic neighborhoods — Baixa, Chiado, and Alfama — in just two hours. Sounds impossible? Not when you know all the shortcuts and secrets of the city! Forget the exhausting climbs: we use clever routes and hidden elevators to make the experience light and enjoyable. This isn’t your typical tour; it’s a relaxed walk with a local guide who knows exactly how to show you the best of Lisbon without the effort. Instead of exaggerated promises, we offer an authentic and laid-back exploration of the places that define the soul of the city. Three neighborhoods, two hours, zero hills — Lisbon like you’ve never imagined.

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 Evoramonte, the Roman villa of Torre de Palma, and the megalithic site of the Cromlech of Almendres. If you're interested in seeing a little bit of everything in the Alentejo region of Portugal, we think you'll really enjoy this trip! Your tour guides are trained archaeologists specializing in the history of the region and look forward to showing you some spectacular sites from Portugal's past. Solo travellers are encouraged to message us directly regarding availability. - Iberian Heritage Tours

Get introduced to Evora in the most authentic way: through its highlights, history, local flavors, and with a trusted local guide by your side. Along the way, you'll explore iconic landmarks such as the Cathedral of Evora and the Roman Temple of Diana, as well as local favorites and hidden corners loved by locals. Engaging anecdotes and personal insights from your local guide will connect Evora's history, culture, and tradition, bringing the city to life in an authentic and memorable way. To complete the experience, enjoy a tasting of a local specialty such as a traditional Alentejo sweet. Whether sweet, savory, or regional, you'll taste a real part of Evora's everyday culture and traditions. By the end of the tour, you'll have a great introduction to Evora, its local culture, and how to explore it on your own. You'll walk away with personal recommendations and local tips on where to eat and what to see next, helping you make the most of your time in the city.

Step beyond Lisbon and uncover Setúbal, a hidden gem few visitors ever see. Once home to over 400 sardine canning factories, this city was the heart of Portugal’s fishing heritage. On this walking tour, you’ll visit the stunning Livramento Market—hailed as one of the world’s most beautiful—where locals shop for fresh seafood and produce. Explore a real canned sardines factory, and admire the Convent of Jesus, designed by the same architect as Lisbon’s Jerónimos Monastery, but even older. Led by local guides who know every secret, this is authentic Portugal—far from the crowds, yet just 40 minutes from Lisbon. Note: Livramento Market is ony available in morning tours

Explore the Alentejo with the Burriscas Adventure, an experience rich in tradition and culture, starting from the outskirts DE Évora or Montemor-o-Novo. The trip begins in São Pedro do Corval, the largest oil centre in the country, where we visit a traditional olaria and learn the craftsmanship techniques of molding DA gem and painting of Alentejo ceramics. We continue to the stunning medieval Villa DE Monsaraz, where we will make a guided tour through its historic streets with panoramic views over the Alqueva. NO end, enjoy free time to explore the local commerce and the quiet atmosphere DA Villa. Optional: To complete the experience, include a visit to a DEga with regional wines, perfect for tasting the best of Alentejo.

On this private tour, we visit Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré, and the last stop on the way back, Óbidos where you will have the opportunity to walk through the romantic streets inside the Walls, during the course you will have the opportunity to visit and take photos in unique places.

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!

Enjoy a hassle-free visit with an entry e-ticket for the Museu Nacional Frei Manuel do Cenáculo Download the app and your audio tours on your smartphone prior to your visit Marvel at Agnus Dei painting, the Figure of Ceres and the the Palace of the Dukes of Cadaval Discover the Lithic Arrowheads, the Coat of arms of the city of Évora and the Largo da Porta de Moura

This is not just a boat tour — it is an invitation to discover a side of Sesimbra that few know. Our experience follows an exclusive route, created by us, that reveals the true Wild Coast north of Sesimbra. We navigate through places almost inaccessible, where the weather seems to slow down and nature remains intact, away from the usual tourist routes. Along the way, majestic cliffs, hidden beaches and secret corners arise, accessible only by sea. One of the most striking moments is the passage through Lagosteiros Beach, where the footprints left by prehistoric giants tell a history of millions of years — a moment that arouses admiration and deep connection with Earth’s past. On board, the environment is relaxed and genuine. The sound of the sea, the wind in the face and the freedom to observe, photograph and simply feel make this experience immersive, authentic and unforgettable. It’s a trip for those looking for more than just seeing — looking to feel.

Sintra was for a long time a royal sanctuary, with its farms and palaces. The Peña National Palace on top of the hill is known for its extravagant appearance and colors and for its stunning landscape... Cape da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe. Passage through Cascais and Estoril. This is our proposal for another incredible tour, in a unique place, mystical and full of history. But being a private tour, if the customer has any preference, we can adjust the itinerary according to the possibilities.