World Heritage

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Evora is the capital of the Alentejo region, a wedding destination for those who are dreaming of a picturesque romantic wedding in one of the oldest cities in Portugal, heir to a rich and varied cultural heritage over two millennia, a world heritage site with exclusive weeding venue for your dream wedding. Its well-preserved historic center, the emblematic city’s main square “Praça do Giraldo” with some of the most important monuments has exclusive wedding venues with for a picturesque wedding venue.

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Photos by Francisco Antunes

 Natural Megalithic Archaeological Landscape

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Another reason to choose visiting Evora is because of the natural megalithic archaeological landscape, one of the oldest in Europe and monumental, perfectly integrated in the surrounding countryside, that cromelech Almendres is the pinnacle. You must also consider in a visit to the famed Capela dos Ossos (Bone Chapel), which is totally ornamented with real human bones.



Rustic Venues

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One of Portugal richest cities in monuments, as earned in 1986, the title of World Heritage by UNESCO. Evora is contained within the ancient Moor walls is the best preserved example of Roman architecture, a beautiful architectural heritage that will inspire you for an outside venue with your loved ones and because Evora is the city with the highest standards of quality life in the country, so be shore to have the best hospitality offer, great gastronomy with exquisite plates, great wines.

Chapel Wedding Venues Photo by Ken and Nyetta

The unique heritage in Evora is what motivates thousands of tourists to visit each year, searching for unique heritage and landscape, with endless fields, a place to relax and enjoy the peace of Alentejo, a reason to choose Portugal countryside as your wedding destination, because the region around has much more to offer to the visitor.

Other Information:

 http://www.cm-evora.pt/

http://www2.cm-evora.pt/guiaturistico/

http://www.visitalentejo.pt/