History carved in stone
A city with centuries in plain sight
Begin inside Évora’s walls, where Roman, medieval and Renaissance layers meet along whitewashed streets in a UNESCO-listed historic centre.
See the Roman Temple and cathedral precinct, then continue to the Church of São Francisco and its haunting Chapel of Bones—a place designed to invite reflection on the impermanence of life.
From whitewashed streets to open country
The slow rhythm of the Alentejo
After a leisurely lunch built around regional ingredients and recipes, leave the city for a landscape of cork oaks, olive trees and vines.
The road is part of the experience: broad horizons, warm light and agricultural traditions that continue to shape the region’s food and wine.
A medieval estate with a restless spirit
Taste the Alentejo through Fita Preta
At Fita Preta, visit the Paço do Morgado de Oliveira, an estate founded in 1306 where medieval stonework sits beside a contemporary winery.
Explore the estate and finish with a guided tasting of wines by António Maçanita and his team, discovering native grape varieties and their curious, inventive approach to the Alentejo.
