1. Igreja de Nossa Senhora de Graca (Church of Our Lady of Remedies ) from the outside
2. Splendid Old Town with narrow streets, some big squares, great food
3. Chapel of Bones (Capela de Ossos) is gruesome, but at least an exciting, thrilling experience - don't miss it
4. The funny owner of the Taberna Quarta-Feira, a restaurant without a menu - you get what they cook on the day
5. Évora is in the Alentejo region, which is called the Garden of Portugal, for good reason
6. To spend a night in the Pousada of Evora, originally a 15th-century convent.
7. Get my daily portion of pastel de nata in Pastelaria Conventual, a popular pastry shop in Évora
8.The scenic road from Evora to the village of Marvao
9. Bistro Barao Restaurante e Tapas - family atmosphere
1. Parking inside the Walls is almost imposiible
2. Some touristy cafes in the city center charge 2 or 3 times more than others in the region
3. The restoration of the San Fracisco was a failure - lost its original charm
4. The polluted air caused by heavy car traffic and the garbage piles in the streets spoil the image of Evora - what a shame
5. The Chapel of Bones is a must-see but we were not so much impressed
6. Some touristy restaurants are of medium quality