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Évora is an important point in Portugal's Alentejo wine region and subregion, positioned at the heart of this most beautiful landscape, Évora invites you to explore the region's vast plains, rolling hills, and beaches, offering a rich variety of wines, gastronomy, culture, and hospitality. Discover the city's history, learn about Alentejo wines and of course top Portuguese traditional food offered in each of the wineries around the city.
The city of Évora is located in the Alentejo region of Portugal, surrounded by several excellent wine regions that you can visit. Here are some of the best wine regions near Évora:
When visiting these wine regions fromÉvora, you can taste a wide range of Portuguese wines, including reds, whites, and fortified wines. Many wineries offer tours and tastings, providing a unique opportunity to explore the rich wine culture of Portugal.
Évora's winemaking history back to ancient times, with a notable wine production background that grew during the Roman era in the second century BCE. The Romans recognised the fertile lands around Évora were ideal for viticulture, leading to substantial city expansion and the cultivation of grapes having different wineries around the city.
But besides Évora being a centre of winemaking, the city has a historical and architectural heritage. The ancient Roman Temple of Évora, also known as the Temple of Diana. The city's historic centre features the imposing Gothic Cathedral of Évora, which dates back to the 12th century. In addition, the Igreja de São Francisco showcases a blend of Gothic and baroque architecture and is famous for its creepy Chapel of Bones, adorned with human skeletons.
This city has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986. The Alentejo region, of which Évora is the capital, extends from the Tagus River in the north to the Algarve in the south and is celebrated for its beautiful landscapes full of cork trees and vineyards around the wineries around the city. The city its hearty culinary traditions and wine production.
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Wineries, local wine guides and experiences near Évora are easily accessible by different means of transportation.
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