Evora is a quiet Portuguese town of approximately 56,500 residents. Located about 1.5 hours east of Lisbon, this little municipality could easily be dismissed as a “nothing to see here” Continue Reading →
For being a relatively small town, Evora has some pretty cool things to see. One of its more outstanding feature attractions is the Agua de Prata Aqueduct, or “Aqueduct of Continue Reading →
I have always been fascinated with the strange, the unusual, and the slightly creepy. So tell me that there is a chapel in Evora, Portugal decorated with thousands of human Continue Reading →
During our few days in Evora, Portugal, we wanted to take a side trip to see the Almendres Cromlech megalith. The standing stones weren’t accessible by public transit and we Continue Reading →
