I am thinking of visiting Evora on my way to Algarve.Is it worth visiting ?<BR>Is it easy to navigate the city by foot?<BR>

Visited Evora 10 yrs ago.Very hot in summer.Flat terrain.Many old ruins.Visit the church displaying a large room full of skeletons.Eerie.Enjoy.A good stop on way to Algarve.

Yes and yes !

yes it is very easy to walk around on foot, but NOT in the summer (in the shade easily gets to 40º).<BR>It is also easy to drive from Lisbon to &Eacute;vora. Just take Highway A2.

you checked out Alentejo region ,it seems to be extremely hot in Summer .Thank you all for your valuable information.Could you possibly recommend me a one day stay in Portugal between Lisbon and Albufeira.Iam going to stay in Lisbon 3 days and 2 in Albufeira ,i just chose Evora because it is in the middle and it seems to be such a great town .I would prefer a city close to the sea...anyway your ideas are welcome!

I was in Evora about 3 years ago. it's worth a visit to see the Capella dos Osos (a chapel of a church entirely covered by human bones). However, we had planned on staying in the Pousada there which was a converted monastery. We took a look and left; it didn't look worth the price. From there we drove to the next Pousada on the map, in the tiny town of Alvito. There, we stayed in the Queen's bedroom in a 15th century castle. It was amazing!<BR>You can see pictures on my website;<BR>http://www.wired2theworld.com/portugal.html<BR>Have fun!

john,<BR>Ditto to all the above regarding Evora.<BR>Very attractive town to visit, also the surrounding area of the Alentejo (Vila Vicosa, Arriolas-the rug town, Estremoz, Reguengos, Monsaraz-delightful citadel town) with lots of attractive pousada/manor house accomodations but hotter than a firecracker in the summer. We made the mistake of visiting the Alentejo in July on our way down to Andaluc&iacute;a-two veritable ovens.

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