
Évora, Portugal
Évora, a museum-city, whose roots go back to Roman times, reached its golden age in the 15th century when it became the residence of the Portuguese kings.
Évora, a museum-city, whose roots go back to Roman times, reached its golden age in the 15th century when it became the residence of the Portuguese kings.
Codfish Cakes: Master the art of cooking deliciously crispy codfish cakes like a Portuguese chef —it is easy, and you will love it.
Surmounted by a castle built on a formidable crag at an altitude of 760 metres, Sortelha still retains its mediaeval appearance intact through the architecture of its rural granite houses.
Walking trail on Madeira island: the captivating Caminho Velho do Rancho, an essential walking trail experience.
Things to see and do in Évora is not an extensive list of what to see and do in Évora, it is just an example.
The Batalha Monastery and the Illustrious Generation symbolize Portugal’s cultural and political prowess, leaving a lasting legacy in history.
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