• Evoramonte - The tour begins in the heart of Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Participants will meet at the Roman Temple of Évora (also known as the Temple of Diana) at 9:00 am. From there, a 30-minute car journey will take us to the village of Evoramonte.

This extraordinary village is perched on one of the highest points in the Serra d’Ossa mountain range, providing stunning views and a perfect opportunity for photography to capture the scenic beauty of the Alentejo region.

• Castelo de Evoramonte - If the castle is open, the tour will continue with a visit to the unique 16th-century Castle of Evoramonte, where participants can explore the village’s rich history.

Once everyone is ready, the tour will proceed to the next destination – the Roman villa of Torre de Palma, approximately 45 minutes away.

• Villa Lusitano-Romana de Torre de Palma / Estacao Romana de Monforte - On the way to the Roman villa of Torre de Palma, located just over an hour away, the discussion will continue. At this site, participants will learn about the Roman villa culture in Portugal and have the chance to visit the charming museum, the well-preserved Roman structures, and, most notably, the exquisite collection of mosaics. There will be some free time to explore Torre de Palma at one’s own pace, and by 12:30, the tour will move on to the next stop – lunch, about 30 minutes away.
• Estremoz - Although lunch is not included in the tour, it is believed that a beautiful setting enhances the meal experience. Therefore, the tour will stop for lunch in the town of Estremoz, 30 minutes from Torre de Palma. Here, there are several options for a light lunch (not provided) at a local café or restaurant, or alternatively, participants may choose to enjoy a packed lunch.
• Almendres Cromlech - Departure from Estremoz is scheduled for around 2:15 pm, followed by a 1 hour and 15-minute drive and a 30-minute walk (one-way) to the Cromlech of Almendres, often referred to as the Stonehenge of Portugal. At the site, the emergence of the Neolithic in the region will be discussed, along with an overview of the theories associated with the monument.

Participants will learn about the history of this remarkable site from archaeologists specializing in the prehistory of this region.

• Guided tours to each site and free-time as well
• A large cooler to store any packed lunches you may wish to bring
• Entrance to all monuments visited

• Car seats for infants and children (please bring your own)
• Lunch

This tour provides a special chance to delve into Portugal’s archaeology and history, spanning from the 16th century AD to the 6th millennium BC.

Participants will have the opportunity to visit the medieval village and 16th-century castle of Evoramonte, the Roman villa of Torre de Palma, and the megalithic site of the Cromlech of Almendres.

For those interested in experiencing a variety of attractions in the Alentejo region of Portugal, this trip promises to be highly enjoyable!

The tour guides are professional archaeologists eager to share some of Portugal’s remarkable historical sites.

Solo travelers are invited to contact us directly for availability.

• Iberian Heritage Tours
• Car seats for infants and children (please bring your own)
• Tour duration is travel time included
• Not recommended for travelers with balance problems
• The walk to the Cromlech is approximately 30 minutes one-way and those with reduced mobility may not be able to reach it.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.