2025 Evora Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in August)

#Church ⛪️The bone church is the highlight of this trip to Evora. It is located in the off-white St. Francis Catholic Church. The church was built in the 17th century. Later, a half-blind monk turned 5,000 corpses buried in the church cemetery due to the Black Death or war into decorative artworks, which became the bone church we see today. The scale of this bone church is obviously smaller than the one I saw in the Czech Republic before. It is more simple and you will be scared if you approach it suddenly. However, foreigners do not think these bones are scary, but rather have a sense of nostalgia. The entrance to the Church of Bones has a big sign "Nós ossos que aqui estamos pelos vossos esperamos", which means our bones are waiting for your bones here, so cool👍 Evora is a very small ancient city, and a large section of the ancient city wall is still preserved. If you have enough time, it is recommended to walk slowly to the church and visit the street shops. There are also ancient Roman temples and sewers here, which can be arranged together for a day trip! 🎯 Capela dos Ossos Chapel of Bones Take the Rede Expressos bus from Sete Rios Station to Évora, the journey takes 1.5 hours, and there is a bus every hour, which is very convenient #Portugal Travel #World Heritage #100 Ways to Travel #evora #Chapel of Bones #Day Tour Guide

The Évora Aqueduct (Aqueduto da Água de Prata) is an impressive historical structure located in the city of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Portugal. It was built in the 16th century to supply fresh water to the city, which often faced droughts. The aqueduct extends for about 18 kilometers from its source to Évora. What makes the Évora Aqueduct particularly unique is that it integrates into the city’s architecture. Within the city walls, houses, shops, and other buildings are constructed beneath and alongside the aqueduct's arches, blending the functional structure with urban life. #europeanarchitecture #100WaysOfTravel #portugal #oldtown #evora #unesco #worldheritage #medieval #roman #aqueduct

This is an amazing hotel, so beautiful and luxurious, located in such a small town! We could easily walk from the hotel to all the historical sites and the central square. It was a great trip! We really enjoyed it. Our room was spacious with a quiet balcony and a very comfortable bed and pillows. The bathroom was fully decorated in marble, featuring a walk-in shower and very nice toiletries. Everything was very gorgeous and comfortable. The breakfast was truly delicious, offering a variety of hot and cold foods, and the fruit was fresh. They have a heated swimming pool and an outdoor area with a regular pool. Honestly, I didn't want to leave. If there were more things to do in Évora, I would stay longer just for this hotel. I highly recommend Évora Olive to everyone. Highly recommend Évora Olive.

#September2024 Evora, Portugal was established during the Roman Empire rule around the 3rd century. It was once the Roman Empire's resident base for a long time, so many relics of that time are left behind. After the fall of the Roman Empire, it was successively occupied by the Visigoths and the Moors. Therefore, the buildings are mostly a mix of Romanesque, Gothic and Arabic styles. As an important religious and cultural city, Évora was also listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 1986. Famous attractions include the Capela dos Ossos Chapel, located in the square in front of St. Francis Catholic Church? Next to it is the Church of Our Lady of Grace, Igreja da Graça. It is really comfortable to stroll on the cobblestone streets in the city of Évora. In the center of Placa do Giraldo Square, the surrounding shopping streets are crowded and quite lively. The Roman Temple Templo romano de Évora is an ancient Roman site listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site. It was built around the 1st century AD and is dedicated to Diana, the ancient Roman goddess of the moon and hunting. It is also the best-preserved Roman temple on the Iberian Peninsula. If you have more time, you can go to the Almendres Cromlech Stonehenge, which is located 15 kilometers west of Evora. It is similar to Stonehenge in the UK. It is the largest existing circular stone circle on the Iberian Peninsula and is very suitable for taking pictures.

Evora is one of my favorite old towns in Portugal. This white city still breathes the warm atmosphere of the mixed cultures it encountered in its vibrant history. You can see typical narrow Moorish streets, white meticulously designed buildings combined with its agricultural and spiritual heritage. It's small and flat, perfect for walking, but large and interesting enough to make visitors feel comfortable as they slowly stroll along the cobblestone streets and beautiful squares. Sit in one of the cafes, enjoy a drink, coffee, and take in the beautiful views of Evora! Check out its churches, chapels, temples, palaces, museums, fountains, noble residences... No wonder it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1986. It's a great place for a leisurely walk, with enough good tourist infrastructure to make it a wonderful place for visitors to eat, drink, and have fun.

Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Portugal, is known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, Roman ruins, and rich history. It is about 1.5 hours by car or train from Lisbon so it makes a perfect day trip destination from Lisbon. The historic centre of Evora is small enough to be explored on foot. The major attractions include: 🌟 Roman Temple (Templo Romano de Évora) This is one of the best-preserved Roman structures on the Iberian Peninsula, dating back to the 1st century. 🌟 Cathedral of Évora (Sé de Évora) A massive Gothic structure with stunning views from the roof. 🌟 Praça do Giraldo The main square of Évora, surrounded by historical buildings and filled with local cafes. 🌟 Évora Aqueduct (Aqueduto da Água de Prata) A marvel of Renaissance engineering built to supply water to the city in the 16th century #citydaytours #100WaysOfTravel #portugal #oldtown #evora #unesco #worldheritage #medieval #roman #aqueduct

#2023travelwish Evora is the capital of Portugal's south-central Alentejo region. The city's historic centre is small enough to be explored on foot. You certainly won't miss the landmarks such as the ancient Roman Temple of Évora (also called the Temple of Diana) from 1st century, Cathedral of Évora from 12th century and also spectacular stone aqueduct that borders the old town from the 16th century. I like the old town centre as it is well-preserved. You can see a lot of medieval walls amidst the new buildings. In 2023 I wish to travel to Korea as my Korea trip was cancelled 2 years ago due to the pandemic. So it's time to fly again! #portugal #oldtown #evora #unesco #worldheritage #medieval #roman #aqueduct Locations: Templo Romano Évora Largo do Conde de Vila Flor, 7000-863 Évora, Portugal H3FV+23 Evora, Portugal Aqueduto da Água de Prata R. do Muro 8, 7000-592 Évora, Portugal H3GP+9V Evora, Portugal

#2023travelwish Skydiving is one of the activities on many thrill seekers' bucket list. We did in when we were in Portugal. You can do it in many other drop zones across Europe. Skydiving is available in a few places in Portugal. Our first choice is in Algarve, Faro because of the beautiful views of the beaches in southern Portugal. There are skydiving packages which include domestic flight from Lisbon to Algarve. So even though skydiving is not available in Lisbon we can also do it during our visit to Lisbon. Unfortunately the weather was not good so we had to cancel the skydiving trip on Algarve. Eventually we did it in Evora, a city in south-central Portugal, about 1.5 h train ride from Lisbon. We paid 199 euros each to skydive from the highest available height (about 4200 m) where we get to experience free fall for about 1 minute. You can of course pay extra (at least 60 euros) to add on photos and videos. Photos and videos are taken from the instructor's internal camera and from the external camera of another videographer skydiver. In 2023 I wish to skydive in another beautiful place! #skydive #skydiving #portugal #lisbon #evora #bucketlist

Made a stop at Evora and there I was..enjoying the bird's eye view from 16,404.2ft for a 75secs of 200km/h free fall. thanks to my tandem master, Fraustino for letting me to steer the parachute as well. So if you feel like getting that adrenaline pumping, just strap urself to a jumper n jump!! this one took me around €240 including videos and pictures. hoping one day i would be able to take up the skydiving course & with that i can burn more calories but in a fun way. I took the jump through Skydive Portugal. the skydive drop zone located just one hour from Lisbon on the spectacular Alentejo. They operate all-year-round (7 days a week) and our location ensures great weather conditions, even during winter. #skydive #evora #portugal #freefall #adrenalinejunkie #diving #outdoors

I Love Évora. It’s an old city, capital from Alentejo’s state in Portugal. It is so charming. This was my first time there and I couldn’t believe how beautiful it is. There are many restaurants, bars and shops in the downtown. You can find really good Portuguese food in the main square in front of the church. 👏🏻 There is also a very famous church builded by bones. I recommend you to visit Évora in your next trip to Portugal! #summervacation

Visit the Portuguese town of vora , an ancient town located 100 km from Lisbon, a famous cultural heritage of Portugal. Historic buildings all over the streets, long paths and white, simple houses can be traced everywhere. This is a city-state founded by the Romans, so there are always Roman sites in the streets, the Temple of Athena from the 1st century to the present, the magnificent vora Cathedral, and There are famous human bone churches and the Girardo Square, which are full of views worthy of appreciation.

One of the best-preserved Roman ruins in Portugal 🏛️🇵🇹 Standing in the heart of Évora’s historic center, this temple dates back to the 1st century AD. A must-see stop for history lovers exploring Alentejo! #Evora #RomanTemple #PortugalTravel #TripMoment #AncientRuins #UNESCOHeritage

Evora truly embodies the perfect image of a tranquil European town in my heart~ 💛 Walking past the lemon-yellow walls and heading uphill, you'll reach the Evora Cathedral. It's quite peaceful, likely because it's a weekday. 🎫 Tickets cost €6, and don't forget to head to the rooftop for photos—you can capture a shot reminiscent of the cover of 'The Wandering Earth'! 😅 The Chapel of Bones... I actually forgot to visit it (haha). 🏛️ Roman Temple - The best-preserved temple on the Iberian Peninsula Located behind the Evora Cathedral, this is Portugal's most significant ancient Roman site! This temple, dating back to the era of Augustus, has quietly witnessed 21 centuries of change... Rich history + traces of time + millennia-old legends = an incredible vibe✨ 🌞 Other highlights of the town: - White houses against the blue sky are incredibly soothing - Narrow cobblestone alleys exude a medieval charm - Local restaurants serve amazing Portuguese stews 📌 Friendly Tip: Consider staying overnight—the town turns a dreamy golden hue at sunset~

| A Secret Journey Through Millennia. Heading south from Sintra lies a forgotten ancient city frozen in time — Évora. This UNESCO World Heritage Site in Portugal is where Roman ruins collide with medieval churches at every corner, offering endless photogenic moments that transport you through history! Location: Évora, Portugal (about 130 km from Lisbon). ⛪ Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos) Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 (April-October); 9:00-17:00 (November-March), last entry at 16:30. Highlights: The world’s most haunting "art of death"! This 16th-century chapel is entirely lined with human bones—around 5,000 skeletons of monks meticulously arranged. The chilling inscription at the entrance reads: "We bones await yours," sending shivers down your spine. The bones form eerie yet solemn patterns like hearts and crosses, adorned with golden motifs. Photo spots: Stand at the chapel’s center for a mysterious silhouette against the bone-covered walls (flash photography prohibited); capture the impactful entrance inscription from a low angle. ⛪ Évora Cathedral (Sé de Évora) Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 (summer); 9:00-17:00 (winter). Highlights: Portugal’s largest Gothic cathedral, dating back to the 12th century, with a spire piercing the sky and weathered stone carvings. Inside, discover a gem-studded golden altar, 15th-century stained glass casting rainbow light, and a Renaissance royal tomb with intricate marble reliefs. Climb the bell tower for panoramic views of Évora’s red-tiled rooftops. Photo spots: The Gothic rose window at the facade, backlit by sunlight; the golden altar shot with a wide-angle lens to emphasize the vaulted ceiling. 🏛 Roman Temple of Évora (Templo Romano de Évora) Opening hours: 9:00-18:30 (summer); 9:00-17:30 (winter). Highlights: The best-preserved Roman ruins on the Iberian Peninsula! Built in the 1st century AD, its 14 Corinthian columns stand tall, their fluted shadows creating a timeless aura. Nestled among houses, stumbling upon these massive columns feels like a surreal time warp. Photo spots: Morning light for full-temple shots with elongated shadows; dramatic low-angle shots from below the columns. 📌 Tips: The Chapel of Bones is tiny—arrive early to avoid queues (20+ mins in peak season). The Roman Temple is magically lit at night; revisit after dinner for moody shots. Wear comfy flats—Évora’s cobblestone alleys are unforgiving (learn from my boot-wearing mistake!).

Getting There - The Capela dos Ossos (Chapel of Bones) is tucked behind the Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Carmo, which is just north of Faro’s historic centre. From Faro train or bus station, it's a 7‑minute walk (or around 600 m) along the charming streets to Largo do Carmo Attractions - A compact ossuary measuring about 4×6 m, lined with the bones of over 1,000 Carmelite monks and around 1,245 skulls, arranged in geometric patterns across its walls, pillars, and ceiling Hotels - Lemon Tree Stay – Set near Praça da Liberdade, this boutique guesthouse offers a peaceful courtyard, rooftop terrace, and easy access to the chapel Food & Restaurants - Faz Gostos – Traditional Algarve cuisine in a historic setting, only a few minutes’ walk from Largo do Carmo. Portobello Restaurante & Wine Bar – Modern Portuguese dishes and a great wine list. Shopping - Rua de Santo António – A pedestrian street brimming with local boutiques, souvenir shops, and artisanal products. Around the cathedral and Carmo Square, you'll find several shops selling Algarve ceramics, handmade jewellery, and regional olive oils. #faro #portugal #portugal🇵🇹

#ridesharingtravel Évora may be packed with history, but that doesn’t mean you need to travel like it’s the past! Whether you’re a day-tripper from Lisbon or a backpacker exploring Alentejo, ride-sharing is a budget-friendly, stress-free way to explore this stunning town and its surroundings. ⸻ 🏛️ Why Ride-Sharing Works So Well in Évora: 📍 Direct Access from Lisbon Skip the rigid bus or train schedules — ride-share from Lisbon gets you door-to-door in under 1.5 hours. Perfect for early starts or spontaneous detours into wine country. 🏰 Explore Beyond the Walls The city center is walkable, but for top sites like the Almendres Cromlech (Portugal’s Stonehenge) or vineyard tours, ride-sharing is clutch — buses rarely go there. 🌄 Sunset Spots Outside the City Want to catch golden hour over the plains? Ride out to countryside viewpoints or peaceful wineries and return when you’re ready. 🎒 Great for Luggage-Heavy Travelers No dragging your bags through cobbled alleys — ride-shares drop you at your exact stay, even in the old quarter. ⸻ 🚖 Ride-Share Tips for Évora 📱 Bolt – Most reliable ride-share app in Évora and the Alentejo region. 📱 Uber – Limited availability, but worth checking if you’re coming from Lisbon or Setúbal. 📞 Ask your accommodation – Many local drivers operate informally and accept cash/Venmo-style payments. Your hotel or hostel can arrange this easily. ⸻ 💸 Money-Saving Hacks 👯♀️ Group Up from Lisbon – Split a ride-share with fellow travelers from Lisbon to Évora and cut costs significantly. 🚂 Train + Ride-Share Combo – Take a train to Évora, then use a ride-share for the last leg to your hotel or nearby ruins. 📸 Plan Multi-Stop Trips – Want to visit Almendres Cromlech, Anta Grande do Zambujeiro, and a vineyard? Combine them in one ride — cheaper than separate tours. 🕰️ Avoid Festival Peaks – Évora can get busy during festivals like São João; schedule rides early and expect surges. ⸻ 🌿 Quick Ride-Share-Friendly Day Trip Add-Ons: 🍷 Vineyard tours – Ride to Herdade do Esporão or Cartuxa for wine tasting, then back safely. 🪨 Almendres Cromlech – This ancient stone circle is 15 km outside town — ride-share is the easiest way to visit. 🏞️ Arraiolos – Known for traditional rugs and castle views, it’s only 25 mins by car. Great half-day escape!

#cityplaybook #aprilblooms #familytrip #localguides Perched atop Évora’s historic centre, the Roman Temple—often misnamed the Temple of Diana—stands as a testament to the city's rich tapestry of history. Constructed in the 1st century AD, this temple was likely dedicated to Emperor Augustus, revered as a deity during and after his reign. The temple's survival through millennia is nothing short of miraculous. Over the centuries, it has served various roles—from a medieval fortress tower to a butcher's shop—each adaptation inadvertently preserving its structure. Today, visitors can admire its 14 Corinthian columns, some still crowned with intricate capitals, standing proudly against the Alentejo sky. Best Time to Visit: Early morning or late afternoon offers soft lighting for photography and a quieter atmosphere to reflect on the site's grandeur. Travel Tip: While the temple itself is an open-air monument, consider visiting the nearby Évora Museum to gain deeper insights into the region's Roman heritage. Location: Roman Temple of Évora, Largo do Conde de Vila Flor, Évora, Portugal #Hashtags: #RomanTempleEvora #ÉvoraHeritage #AncientArchitecture #PortugalHistory #CityPlaybook #CulturalJourney #TravelBackInTime #UNESCOWorldHeritage

#cityplaybook #familytrip #localguides #postandearn Tucked away in the golden plains of Alentejo, the UNESCO-listed city of Évora feels like stepping into a beautifully preserved open-air museum. Yet, it’s far more than just a historical gem—it’s a soulful, sun-drenched town that pulses with quiet elegance and deep heritage. I arrived in Évora expecting ruins and relics, but left with something more profound: a sense of stillness, of connection to the past. Walking through the narrow cobbled lanes beneath terracotta roofs, I was constantly surrounded by beauty—whitewashed houses, ornate Manueline doorways, and flower-filled balconies. One of the most awe-inspiring moments was standing before the Temple of Diana, a 1st-century Roman temple still watching over the city. Just a few minutes’ walk away, the Évora Cathedral offered panoramic views from its rooftop, revealing the red-tiled tapestry of the town below. But it was the Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos) that left a lasting impact. Its haunting inscription—“We bones that are here await yours”—was chilling, yet oddly humbling. Thousands of human bones line the walls, reminding visitors of mortality, legacy, and the passage of time. Evenings in Évora were slow and graceful. I lingered at open-air cafés in Praça do Giraldo, sipping Alentejo wine and enjoying local dishes like açorda and migas. The food, earthy and authentic, perfectly matched the town’s grounded charm. Best Time to Visit: Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Avoid peak summer, as the Alentejo region can get extremely hot. Travel Tips: Stay overnight—Évora deserves more than a day trip. Visit the University of Évora, one of the oldest in Portugal. Rent a car if you want to explore the surrounding Alentejo countryside. Location: Évora, Alentejo region, Portugal #EvoraPortugal #AlentejoCharm #TempleOfDiana #ChapelOfBones #PortugalHiddenGems #CulturalHeritage #UNESCOWorldHeritage #TravelPortugal #HistoricEvora #SlowTravelEurope

The Évora Cathedral, officially known as the Sé Catedral de Évora, is a stunning example of Gothic architecture in Portugal, located in the heart of the historic city of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Built between the 12th and 13th centuries, the cathedral is a striking mix of Romanesque and Gothic styles, with later Baroque additions. Its massive granite structure and rose window give it a fortress-like appearance

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Planning a trip to Europe during the Chinese New Year? Check out this 12-day guide to Spain and Portugal, and embark on a unique journey! / Itinerary suggestions: 🌟Day 1: Depart from Beijing and fly to Europe, and start your wonderful journey! 🌟Day 2-3: In-depth tour of Barcelona, visit Casa Mila, Sagrada Familia, and Park Güell, and experience the artistic charm of Gaudí. 🌟Day 4: Travel to Valencia, visit the Central Market and the Town Hall Square, and enjoy paella in the evening. 🌟Day 5: Travel from Valencia to Granada, and visit the Alhambra Palace, a World Heritage Site. 🌟Day 6: Visit the Ronda Bullring, enjoy a flamenco performance, and experience the passion and vitality of Spain. Then travel to Seville. 🌟Day 7: Admire the Seville Cathedral and the Royal Palace, and visit the Cape of Roca to enjoy the magnificent view of the Atlantic Ocean. Arrive in Lisbon in the evening. 🌟Day 8: Visit the Evora Chapel of Bones, and savor Portuguese egg tarts. Then travel to Badajoz. 🌟Day 9-10: Visit Toledo and Madrid, and admire the historical buildings and the Bernabéu Stadium, the home of Real Madrid. 🌟Day 11: Fly back to Beijing from Madrid, and end your European journey. 🌟Day 12: Arrive safely in Beijing, and return home with a wealth of memories and experiences! / 🎒 Essential items for your trip: 📘 Passport and visa are the most important. 📞 Get a local phone card to stay connected. 🔌 Bring a travel adapter to convert the plugs. 👔 It's a bit cold in Spain and Portugal in January, so pack a thick coat and sweater. 🔋 A fast charger is very useful, and a multi-port USB charger is recommended. 💊 Don't forget to bring your regular medication to prevent illness and pain. 💰 Bring some credit cards and cash for shopping and tax refunds. / Your trip to Spain and Portugal will be full of scenery and stories. Explore them one by one and create unforgettable memories!

Évora, Portugal is an unforgettable place! It’s only an hour and a half drive from Lisbon. Whether it’s spring, summer, autumn or winter, it’s a good time to visit Évora. When walking in the old town, you may even encounter peacocks strolling leisurely on the street. What an interesting sight! 🦚✨ - Speaking of Évora, many friends would rather give up Porto and put this place on their must-visit list, which is really curious! Not only is this city listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, it has also experienced the rule of Goths, Visigoths and Muslims, leaving behind many well-preserved medieval buildings. Walking down the street, you’ll feel like you’ve walked into a history book, with every corner telling stories from the past. 🏰📜 - First of all, the Catedral de Évora is definitely a highlight! This is the largest medieval cathedral in Portugal. The shape of the spire reminds people of the Fisherman’s Bastion in Hungary. It is a great place to take photos and check in! 💛 - The Capela dos Ossos is even more special. When you walk in, you will be shocked by the skull decorations, as if you are having an "intimate contact" with history. 💀

Evora is located in the south-central part of Portugal. It is a city with a long history and rich cultural heritage, founded in the 3rd century AD during the Roman Empire. It is not only a cultural heritage of Portugal, but also listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1986. The ancient city of Evora is located in the hilly valley of the upper Sado River, about 113 kilometers east of Lisbon. The city is located at a high altitude, at the confluence of three rivers, which gives it a unique natural landscape and strategic importance. The ancient city of Evora is famous for its well-preserved Roman, medieval, and Vauban-style fortification systems, which bear witness to the rise and fall of the city. The ancient city is full of rich historical sites, including the Roman Temple, the Palace of Manuel I, the Cathedral of Evora, and the famous Church of St. Francis (Chapel of Bones). The Roman Temple is one of the best-preserved Roman temples on the Iberian Peninsula, dedicated to the Roman moon goddess and the hunting goddess Diana. The Church of St. Francis is famous for its chapel made of human bones, which shows the unique religious culture of Evora. Walking along the narrow cobblestone streets of the ancient city of Evora, you can enjoy the charming sea view and unique architectural style. There are not only buildings that combine Gothic and Arabic styles, but also authentic Portuguese cuisine waiting for you to taste. Giraldo Square is the center of Evora, and the Baroque fountain and the Church of St. Anthony with a bell tower on the square are must-see attractions. ⏳Duration: Some attractions require tickets, and the visit time is 1-2 hours.

Évora, Portugal is a treasure that time forgot. 🎈 Walking into Evora is like stepping into a medieval fairy tale world. 🏰The ancient city walls, narrow streets and white houses exude a strong historical atmosphere. 🌟 Here is a magnificent Roman temple that has stood firm despite the test of time. 💪Standing in front of the temple, you can seem to hear the noise and prosperity of ancient Rome. 🎶 The Cathedral of Évora is also a must-see. Its magnificent architecture and exquisite decorations are amazing. 😍The interior of the church is solemn and dignified, and the stained glass windows emit brilliant light, as if telling the power of faith. 🙏 You can also taste authentic Portuguese food in the streets and alleys of Évora. 🍷Delicious wine and delicious seafood will give your taste buds a romantic journey. 😋 Come to Évora and experience the romance of the Middle Ages! 🎉

A new choice for New Year’s Eve, travel to Spain and Portugal for 13 consecutive days! Feel the unique customs of the two countries and enjoy the warm sunshine in winter. Come and start your romantic journey! Route suggestions: Day 1: Depart from Beijing and fly to Europe. The journey to Europe that you are looking forward to begins! 🛫 Day 2-3: In-depth tour of Barcelona. Visit La Sagrada Familia, Park Guell and La Pedrera to soak up the beauty of Gaudí’s architecture. 🏰 Days 4-5: From Barcelona to Cordoba and Granada. Visit Plaza Catalunya, the Great Temple of Cordoba, and the stunning Alhambra. 🕌 Days 6-7: Travel through Spain and Portugal, visiting the Ronda Bullring, Seville Cathedral, and the weird Evora Ossuary. 💀 Day 8-9: Trip to Lisbon, Cabo da Roca and Porto. Taste Portuguese egg tarts, visit Porto Cathedral, and experience a Porto winery cruise. 🚢 Day 10-11: Salamanca, Segovia, Toledo to Madrid. Admire Toledo Cathedral, the Royal Palace of Madrid and the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium. 🏟️ Day 12-13: Fly back to Beijing from Madrid and arrive safely, ending this unforgettable trip to Europe. 🛬 Must-see attractions: - 🌟 La Sagrada Familia: A Spanish landmark building with exquisite interior carvings and varied facade styles. A must-see! - 🌳 Park Guell: Located on Pelada Hill in Barcelona, ​​it looks like a paradise created by Gaudí. It’s so beautiful! - 🐉 Casa Batlló: Walk into Gaudí’s magical apartment. There are dragon stories hidden in every corner. It’s super interesting! Must-haves before traveling: When traveling to Spain and Portugal, you must bring these items! 📞 You need to prepare a phone card, so you can surf the Internet effortlessly. 🔌 Travel adapter makes charging worry-free and more convenient. 🪪 You must have your passport and visa ready, so you can travel around Spain and Portugal without any problem. 👔 Thick clothing is essential, it’s a bit cold in Spain in December. During your trip to Spain and Portugal, you can enjoy a double feast of exotic customs, culture and food. Don’t hesitate, pack your bags and go!

Explore Spain and Portugal on a 13-day tour! This itinerary covers all the highlights and will take you on a journey through two countries. Check out this handy guide! . Spain and Portugal are rich in history and culture, with stunning scenery. From Roman ruins to maritime monuments, you'll feel the weight of history 🏛️. Flamenco and fado music will give you a taste of local culture 🎶. . 🎉 Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Beijing 🛫 Depart from Beijing on an international flight to Europe and start your exciting journey! Days 2–3: Barcelona 🏰 Visit Gaudí's masterpieces, the Sagrada Família and Casa Milà, and experience the charm of art. Try teppanyaki seafood and tapas. Days 4–5: Barcelona–Córdoba–Granada 🚄 Take the AVE high-speed train and visit the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba and the Alhambra to experience the fusion of history and culture. Day 6: Granada–Mijas–Ronda–Seville 🎭 Visit the ancient Ronda bullring and enjoy a flamenco show to experience the passion and vitality of Spain. Day 7: Seville–Évora–Lisbon 💒 Visit Seville Cathedral and the Chapel of Bones in Évora to experience the mystery and solemnity of religion. Day 8: Lisbon–Cabo da Roca–Óbidos–Porto 🌅 Visit Cabo da Roca and try Portuguese egg tarts to experience the culture and cuisine of Portugal. Days 9–10: Porto–Salamanca–Segovia–Toledo 🍷 Visit Porto Cathedral and a winery, and admire Toledo City Hall and Cathedral to experience the weight of history and cultural diversity. Day 11: Toledo–Madrid 🏛️ Visit the Royal Palace of Madrid and the Prado Museum to experience the collision of art and history. Visit Santiago Bernabéu Stadium to experience the passion of soccer. Days 12–13: Madrid–Beijing 🛬 End your wonderful European tour and return safely to Beijing with a wealth of memories! . **Notes**: 1. Spain and Portugal are cold in December, and it may snow in the inland mountains, so remember to bring warm clothes! ❄️ 2. Pay attention to the exchange rate between the local currency and the Chinese yuan, and calculate your travel budget in advance for peace of mind. 💰 3. The airport is easily accessible by taxi, bus, or ride-hailing app, so you can travel with ease. 🚖 4. The food is rich and varied, from seafood to barbecue, so enjoy a feast for the taste buds! Don't forget to try the local specialties. 🍽️ . Enjoy the exotic culture and create unforgettable memories on your tour of Spain and Portugal! We look forward to seeing you again 👋

A 12-day trip to Spain and Portugal! The carefully compiled route guide will take you to enjoy the customs of the two countries, don’t miss it! . 📅Itinerary: DAY1: Shanghai → Lisbon Depart for Lisbon and start your journey to Spain and Portugal! DAY2: Lisbon Explore downtown Lisbon and experience the charm of Portugal’s capital. DAY3: Lisbon→Sintra→Cape Carlo→Evora Visit the Pena Palace and appreciate the charm of the historic city of Évora. DAY4-5: Évora→Sevilla→Ronda→Granada Visit downtown Seville and watch flamenco dancing; visit the Alhambra Palace and feel the style of the small town of Ronda. DAY6-7: Granada → Consuegra Windmill Village → Toledo → Segovia → LAS ROZAS Shopping Village → Madrid Visit the windmill village of Consuegra and the ancient city of Toledo; taste the special roast suckling pig meal, and the shopping experience is not to be missed. DAY8-10: Madrid→Barcelona The Royal Palace of Madrid and the Prado Museum are waiting for you to explore; take the high-speed train to Barcelona and visit all the attractions such as Park Guell and Sagrada Familia. DAY11: Barcelona Visit Boqueria Market, stroll along Rambla, and enjoy your free time in Barcelona. DAY12: Barcelona→Shanghai End the unforgettable trip to Spain and Portugal and return with a full load! . Attractions to visit: ✨ Royal Palace of Seville ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Casco Antiguo, 41004 Seville, Spain ⏰Opening hours: Open from October 29th to December 24th from 09:30-18:00 🕰️Play time: 2-4 hours The essence of the palace is gathered here, a wonderful fusion of history and art. ✨ Alhambra ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Calle Real de la Alhambra, s/n, 18009 Granada, Spain ⏰Opening hours: October 15th - December 24th, Monday to Thursday, Sunday 08:30-18:00; Friday to Saturday, open until 21:30 🕰️Play time: 3-5 hours Must-experience Spanish traditional architecture, Moorish-style gardens and palaces, the beautiful scenery makes you feel like traveling through time and space. ✨ Royal Palace of Madrid ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: C. de Bailén, s/n, 28071 Madrid, España ⏰Opening hours: October 12th - December 23rd, Monday to Saturday 10:00-18:00; Sunday 10:00-16:00 🕰️Play time: 1-2 hours One of the best-preserved palaces in the world, it is magnificent and full of royal style. . 🧳 Travel list: 📞 Remember to buy a local phone card for easy communication and smooth Internet access. 🔌 Don’t forget to bring a plug adapter, the sockets in Spain and Portugal may be different from those here. 🪪 You must bring your documents and visa. This is the most important thing when traveling abroad. 👗 In Spain and Portugal in November, bring some warm and comfortable clothing. Windbreakers and scarves are good choices. You’ll also need to bring a charger and power bank, as your phone’s camera will need them to keep running. . 🎉Travel through Spain and Portugal, leaving footprints and stories behind! More exciting things are waiting for you to discover. Follow me and I will take you around Spain and Portugal! 🚀

Évora Cathedral took my breath away with its towering Gothic splendor and panoramic rooftop views. Just steps away, the Chapel of Bones offered a hauntingly beautiful reminder of life's fragility. A journey through history, art, and reflection all in one visit!