Holiday Inn Express Evora Área local

A Catedral de Évora, conhecida como Sé de Évora, é uma catedral românico-gótica localizada em Évora, Portugal. Construída no século XII, é uma das maiores e mais significativas estruturas religiosas do país, apresentando uma impressionante mistura de estilos arquitetônicos, incluindo belos claustros e um altar magnífico. A catedral é um Patrimônio Mundial da UNESCO, refletindo a rica história e o patrimônio cultural da região.

The Roman Temple is one of the most iconic and well-preserved Roman monuments in Portugal, dating back to the 1st century AD. Thought to have been dedicated to the Roman goddess Diana, the Temple evokes a sense of timeless beauty with its striking Corinthian columns and graceful portico. Standing proudly as a testament to Évora's rich Roman heritage, the Temple of Diana offers an extraordinary connection to the region’s architectural and cultural history.

Experience the unique charm of Praça do Giraldo, a picturesque square in the heart of Évora. Surrounded by elegant buildings, stunning façades, and lively cafés, this bustling hub offers the perfect spot to unwind and immerse yourself in the city’s rich cultural atmosphere. Steeped in historical significance and captivating architecture, Praça do Giraldo is a vibrant destination just minutes from our hotel, offering a true taste of Évora’s heritage and energy.

Discover a haunting and fascinating historical site, dating back to the 16th century. Located within the Church of St. Francis, the chapel is adorned with the bones and skulls of thousands of individuals, arranged in intricate patterns on the walls and ceilings. This eerie and profound display serves as a powerful reminder of mortality. Capela dos Ossos, The Chapel of Bones, is a unique and thought-provoking destination, offering a reflection on the transient nature of life.

The University of Évora, founded in 1559, is one of Portugal’s prestigious educational institutions. Located near our hotel, the university is housed in beautiful, historic buildings that blend traditional and modern architecture. With a rich academic legacy, it offers a wide range of disciplines. Its stunning campus, including the impressive Collegiate Church of Our Lady of the Martyrs, is a cultural and intellectual hub, drawing students and visitors from around the world.

Um aqueduto impressionante construído no século 16 , é uma maravilha arquitetônica que atravessa a cidade.

A região é conhecida por sua produção de vinho, portanto, visitar as vinhas locais para degustações é obrigatório para os entusiastas do vinho.

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986, Évora is among Portugal’s most captivating cities. Its historic centre, rich with landmarks from various eras, reflects the depth of the nation’s architectural and cultural heritage. The city’s character is defined by its churches, convents, sunlit squares, and iconic whitewashed buildings adorned with wrought-iron balconies. These elements secure Évora as one of the most genuine and memorable destinations in the Alentejo region.

The Feira de São João is one of Évora’s most important and oldest festivals, held annually at Rossio de São Brás. In 2025. Taking place from June 20th to 29th, the Feira de São João is a gathering point for locals and visitors, celebrating the cultural identity of the Alentejo in a festive and welcoming atmosphere.