Chapel Of Bones
Tickets, hours and what to expect at the Capela dos Ossos in Évora, Portugal.
The Templo Romano, the Sé, the Capela dos Ossos and the Cromeleque dos Almendres anchor any visit; this hub groups the sights and pairs each with the tours that reach it.
Tickets, hours and what to expect at the Capela dos Ossos in Évora, Portugal.
Why UNESCO listed Évora in 1986, what the listing covers, and how to see it on foot.
The Convento dos Lóios and the Igreja de São João Evangelista in Évora's UNESCO-listed centre: what to check before visiting and what stands around it.
Tickets, hours, the roof terrace and the museum of the Sé de Évora, the great church of the Alentejo.
Évora's iconic Roman temple, its real history and how to visit it today.
Standing stones on the Alentejo plain near Évora: hours, directions, guided tours and what to combine with a visit.
The former Carthusian monastery that gave the Cartuxa wine its name, on the edge of Évora's historic centre.
The main square of Évora: free, always open, and ringed by the monuments of the UNESCO-listed old city.
Jesuit college, azulejo cloister and a university closed in 1759, at the heart of the UNESCO-listed centre of Évora.
Prices, hours and what the single ticket covers at Évora's Igreja de São Francisco and its Capela dos Ossos.
Hours, tickets and planning for the national museum in the former Archbishop's Palace beside the cathedral of Évora.
Stone arches threading through the streets of Évora, with houses tucked into them and a walk that links the old town to the public garden.
The Cartuxa winery, its Carthusian monastery neighbour and the Alentejo wine country around Évora, plus the guided tours that get you there.
Where to look down over Évora: cathedral roof, church terraces, aqueduct line and free street-level outlooks, with verified prices and hours.
The Largo das Portas de Moura in Évora: a Renaissance fountain square beside the university quarter, with verified monument tickets, tours and planning facts.
The chapel at the Rossio de São Brás, outside Évora's walls: what it is, what surrounds it and how to fit it into a visit.
Where the Palace of the Dukes of Cadaval sits in Évora, how the Évora Ticket works, and which monuments to pair it with.
Roman temple, buried baths, a stone circle on the Alentejo plain: where Évora's archaeology is and how to see it.
Exposed Roman bathhouse remains inside Évora's UNESCO old centre, best paired with the Templo Romano on a walking day.
The Jardim Público of Évora: shade, walls and the museum quarter in one stop.
The Igreja da Graça and its tower anchor Évora's skyline inside the UNESCO historic centre. This guide covers what to see, how to plan around it and which guided walks pass the city's churches.
Cork in Évora: the montado, the shops, and the guided cork and wine tours that leave from the historic centre.
What survives of the Roman and medieval walls of Évora, which gates and towers to find, and the verified tickets and hours for the monuments inside the circuit.
The Portuguese Inquisition in Évora: the tribunal, the Jewish community it watched, the Jesuit university of 1553 and what survives in the historic centre today.
The lanes, doorways and street names that carry the story of medieval Évora's Jewish community, inside the UNESCO walls and a short stroll from the Praça do Giraldo.