Your day begins in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage city of Évora, a captivating town steeped in history, culture, and architectural beauty. Enclosed by ancient walls, Évora invites you to explore its most iconic landmarks, starting with the Temple of Diana, one of the best-preserved Roman monuments on the Iberian Peninsula. Continue to the thought-provoking Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos), lined with the skeletal remains of monks and offering a powerful reflection on the passage of time. You'll also visit the impressive Évora Cathedral, the largest medieval cathedral in Portugal, known for its blend of Romanesque and Gothic architecture. 

After the guided city tour, enjoy free time for lunch at your leisure. Take this opportunity to explore the charming streets of Évora, relax in one of its traditional squares, or indulge in Alentejo cuisine at a local restaurant—perhaps trying regional specialties like açorda, migas, or a tender pork dish with clams. 

In the afternoon, you’ll travel to a family-owned winery nestled in the Alentejo countryside. Surrounded by serene vineyards, the estate offers a personal and authentic introduction to the region’s wine culture. You’ll tour the facilities, learn about the production process, and enjoy a guided tasting of wines that reflect the richness and balance typical of Alentejo’s terroir—a perfect way to end a day of history, discovery, and flavor.