Excursiones de un díaPaísesPortugalLisbonLisbon to Evora and Arraiolos: Private guided full-day tour

Lisbon to Evora and Arraiolos: Private guided full-day tour

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Tour privado con un experto local

9h
Viaje de ida y vuelta
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Indulge in an expertly guided tour of Evora and Arraiolos. Start off in UNESCO-recognized Evora to explore its Roman ruins, medieval walls, and iconic Chapel of Bones. Then, visit the hillside village of Arraiolos to marvel at handcrafted carpets and the skilled artisans who create them. Afterwards, you’ll enjoy a smooth return trip to Lisbon.
Exclusivamente suyo: Una experiencia premium solo para su grupo
Perspectiva interna: Consejos y historias locales que no encontrará en línea
Equilibrio perfecto: Guía experta con libertad para explorar
Ideal para todos los viajeros: Familias, amigos o aventureros solitarios
Desde 134 €
Paseo de grupo privado
por persona
Seleccione la fecha y los viajeros
Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes de la hora de recogida.
Para un grupo de 1-3 viajerosTotal402 €

Qué esperar

Tu excursión comienza dondequiera que estés

Conozca a su guía directamente donde prefiera en Lisbon cuando le convenga. No pierda tiempo llegando al punto de recogida, tome su bolsa y comience su viaje de inmediato.

Descubra más con la experiencia local

Su guía es tanto su experto al volante como su anfitrión conocedor durante todo el día. Ellos gestionarán el itinerario del día, compartirán historias y conocimientos locales, y harán que cada momento a lo largo de la ruta se sienta más enriquecedor. En cada parada, estarán a su lado.

Experiencia guiada con espacio para explorar

Begin your day exploring the UNESCO wonders of Évora for three enriching hours before journeying to charming Arraiolos, where you'll spend two hours discovering its unique cultural heritage. End with a quick yet memorable stop at the Christ the King Viewpoint, taking in spectacular vistas over Lisbon. Your guide is also a professional driver and streamlines your route so you can savor each spot stress-free.

Perfecto para cualquier grupo privado

Ya sea que viaje solo, en familia con niños o en un grupo grande, este servicio está diseñado para su comodidad y flexibilidad. Es la opción ideal, especialmente si tiene poco tiempo o una agenda ocupada.

Información Relevante

  • Traslado en coche privado de ida y vuelta en un vehículo con aire acondicionado
  • Recogida y entrega personalizadas
  • Guía-conductor privado profesional de habla inglesa
  • Agua embotellada de cortesía
  • Cancelación gratuita 24 horas antes de la salida
  • Detalles de la admisión a la atracción especificados en la sección del itinerario a continuación
  • Las visitas guiadas oficiales dentro de las atracciones en Evora, Arraiolos y Christ the King Viewpoint se pueden comprar por separado - infórmenos con anticipación para la planificación del itinerario
Desde 134 €
Paseo de grupo privado
por persona
Seleccione la fecha y los viajeros
Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes de la hora de recogida.
Para un grupo de 1-3 viajerosTotal402 €

Su viaje de un vistazo

Su viaje de un vistazo

Comience en Lisbon
Usted elige el lugar de recogida.
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Evora
Siéntase libre de explorar a su propio ritmo y descubrir
Parada: 3 horas - entrada no incluida
Evora
Evora
Evora
Evora
Enjoy Evora, a charming Alentejo city rich in Roman history, whitewashed streets, and timeless beauty. Follow your local guide to Evora, a historic city in Portugal’s Alentejo region and the perfect day trip from Lisbon. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is best known for its exceptionally preserved Roman Temple and medieval walls, as well as the incredible Evora Cathedral, which boasts panoramic views across the city. The famous Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos) attracts history buffs with its display of the remains of over 5,000 ancient people. The city’s mix of Moorish, Roman, and Portuguese architecture forms a compact, walkable old town rife with culture. Be sure to enjoy the region’s famous wine and olive oil while exploring.
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Arraiolos
Siéntase libre de explorar a su propio ritmo y descubrir
Parada: 2 horas - entrada no incluida
Arraiolos
Arraiolos
Arraiolos
Arraiolos
Enjoy Arraiolos, a charming Alentejo town known for its circular castle and traditional embroidered wool rugs. Let your guide enhance your tour of Arraiolos, a picturesque Alentejo town known for its whitewashed houses with colorful trims. Visit the prominent circular castle atop a hill, and then appreciate the array of incredible traditional hand-embroidered wool rugs (called Tapetes de Arraiolos). These intricate creations have been a specialty of the region since the 17th century, and visitors can learn more about the craft in a local museum. The circular medieval hilltop castle at the top of the hill offers panoramic views across town and the rolling countryside beyond. Travelers’ time in Arraiolos will feature peaceful streets lined with artisanal shops, the perfect place for a quiet afternoon.
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Christ the King Viewpoint (punto de fotografía)
Nos detendremos en este lugar perfecto para fotos: ¡tómese un momento para capturar la vista!
Parada: 20 min - entrada no incluida
Christ the King Viewpoint
Christ the King Viewpoint
Your guide can take your photo at this panoramic viewpoint of Lisbon, the 25 de Abril Bridge, and the Cristo Rei statue.
De vuelta a Lisbon
Le llevaremos de vuelta a su punto de partida.
La duración de las paradas se puede cambiar a petición después de la reserva
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Know more about your day trip

Arraiolos is world-famous for its hand-embroidered wool rugs (tapetes de Arraiolos), a tradition dating back to the Middle Ages. During your 2-hour visit, explore the Arraiolos Tapestry Interpretive Center to learn about this UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage, watch artisans at work in local workshops, and perhaps purchase an authentic piece. The town also features a unique circular castle, charming whitewashed buildings with colorful trim, and a historic central square perfect for experiencing authentic Alentejo village life away from tourist crowds.
Evora's UNESCO-listed center contains remarkable sites spanning 2,000 years of history. During your 3-hour tour, your private guide will prioritize the Roman Temple (Temple of Diana), the imposing Cathedral with its Gothic architecture and rooftop views, and the macabre Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos) lined with human remains. You won't want to miss the historic University of Evora with its azulejo tiles, the aqueduct with integrated houses, and the charming labyrinth of whitewashed streets perfect for wandering between major sites.
Evora is approximately 130 kilometers (81 miles) east of Lisbon, with a driving time of about 1.5 hours. Arraiolos is 20 kilometers (12 miles) north of Evora, adding roughly 25 minutes to the journey. Your private Daytrip driver and guide handles all transportation through the scenic Alentejo countryside, with its cork oak forests, vineyards, and olive groves. This efficient route allows you to experience both the major historic city of Evora and the authentic craft town of Arraiolos in one day.
The Alentejo region offers distinctive cuisine worth sampling during your day tour. Try regional specialties like acorda alentejana (bread soup with coriander and egg), porco preto (black pork from acorn-fed pigs), migas (bread crumbs with vegetables and meat), or ensopado de borrego (lamb stew). For dessert, sample sericaia with Elvas plums or pao de rala (almond cake). Evora offers numerous restaurants serving traditional cuisine, while Arraiolos provides authentic taverns for a more local experience.
The Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos) in Evora offers one of Portugal's most unusual attractions, with walls and columns decorated with the bones and skulls of approximately 5,000 individuals. Created by Franciscan monks in the 16th century as a meditation space on mortality, the chapel features the ominous entrance inscription: We bones that are here for yours await. This macabre but fascinating site provides a thought-provoking counterpoint to Evora's otherwise magnificent architectural heritage.
Spring (March-June) and fall (September-October) offer ideal conditions for exploring Alentejo, with pleasant temperatures and beautiful landscapes. Summer (July-August) brings very hot weather, often exceeding 35°C (95°F), making midday exploration challenging. Winter visits have fewer tourists and mild daytime temperatures, though some attractions may have reduced hours. Consider an early morning departure from Lisbon during summer to maximize comfortable sightseeing time before peak afternoon heat.
The Alentejo region is renowned for its excellent wines, particularly full-bodied reds. Several notable wineries operate near Evora, including Adega da Cartuxa, Herdade do Esporao, and Joao Portugal Ramos. If wine experiences interest you, your driver-guide can adjust your itinerary to include a brief winery visit, though this would reduce time in Evora or Arraiolos. Alternatively, wine shops in Evora offer tastings without leaving the city, allowing you to sample local wines while maintaining your exploration schedule.

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