[2025 Evora Attraction] Travel Guide for Roman Temple of Évora (Updated May)

#2023travelwish Evora is the capital of Portugal's south-central Alentejo region. The city's historic centre is small enough to be explored on foot. You certainly won't miss the landmarks such as the ancient Roman Temple of Évora (also called the Temple of Diana) from 1st century, Cathedral of Évora from 12th century and also spectacular stone aqueduct that borders the old town from the 16th century. I like the old town centre as it is well-preserved. You can see a lot of medieval walls amidst the new buildings. In 2023 I wish to travel to Korea as my Korea trip was cancelled 2 years ago due to the pandemic. So it's time to fly again! #portugal #oldtown #evora #unesco #worldheritage #medieval #roman #aqueduct Locations: Templo Romano Évora Largo do Conde de Vila Flor, 7000-863 Évora, Portugal H3FV+23 Evora, Portugal Aqueduto da Água de Prata R. do Muro 8, 7000-592 Évora, Portugal H3GP+9V Evora, Portugal

Évora, Portugal is a treasure that time forgot. 🎈 Walking into Evora is like stepping into a medieval fairy tale world. 🏰The ancient city walls, narrow streets and white houses exude a strong historical atmosphere. 🌟 Here is a magnificent Roman temple that has stood firm despite the test of time. 💪Standing in front of the temple, you can seem to hear the noise and prosperity of ancient Rome. 🎶 The Cathedral of Évora is also a must-see. Its magnificent architecture and exquisite decorations are amazing. 😍The interior of the church is solemn and dignified, and the stained glass windows emit brilliant light, as if telling the power of faith. 🙏 You can also taste authentic Portuguese food in the streets and alleys of Évora. 🍷Delicious wine and delicious seafood will give your taste buds a romantic journey. 😋 Come to Évora and experience the romance of the Middle Ages! 🎉

#europetrip (Temple of Diana) is located in a very nice park. It’s has very beautiful architecture and is a very well kept temple. The temple is surrounded by a very lovely garden. The temple is just one of many sites to see. It’s fairly large park and it’s worth the trip visiting and checking out the temples, statues, water fountains and ponds located in and around the area. I enjoyed my time here and would definitely recommend taking a nice long walk in this park and seeing its beautiful surroundings and sites.

Templo romano de Évora, Portugal Largo do Conde de Vila Flor, 7000-863 Évora, Portugal The Roman Temple of Évora (Portuguese: Templo romano de Évora) is a temple dedicated to Diana, the ancient Roman goddess of the moon and the hunt, located in the parish of St. Peter (Sé e São Pedro) in the Portuguese city of Évora. As part of the city's historic center, it is listed as a World Heritage Site. It is the most important ancient Roman site in Portugal. The Roman Temple of Evora has witnessed twenty-one centuries since the time of Augustus. A long history, changes over the years, and all kinds of strange legends over thousands of years. In the fifth century AD, the barbarians who almost destroyed the Villarreal Peninsula arrived here. It was used as a massacre site by the powerful city-state of Evora. In the 14th century, the Romans took it back and it was discovered by a Portuguese archaeologist in the 19th century. It was once the empire of the cult of Évora, and it tells of a 17th-century tradition with a dedicated altar to the Roman goddess Diana. For this reason, it was also identified as a temple dedicated to Diana for a long time. Archaeological excavations in recent years have revealed that the entire temple porch was once surrounded by water. Roman Temple of Evora

Beautiful ancient Roman ruins are located in central Évora. Very iconic, but honestly there isn’t much of it left. It cannot be compared with other larger and better preserved Roman sites. Nevertheless, the temple ruins are currently in good condition and the entrance to the altar can be seen, but you cannot enter the temple. But it remains a powerful landmark in a lovely old city. #2024TravelWish