Évora
Évora, a historic city in Portugal’s Alentejo, showcases Roman roots and cultural heritage through its stunning architecture, including the Roman Temple of Diana. Its narrow streets are lined with whitewashed buildings adorned with blue and yellow tiles, leading to notable sites like the Évora Cathedral and São Francisco Church, famous for its Chapel of Bones. Home to one of Portugal's oldest universities, established in 1559, Évora thrives with lively plazas, such as Praça do Giraldo. Celebrated for its culinary scene and local wines, Évora became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986, seamlessly blending ancient history with contemporary life.
