Graça Church

Discover the city of Lisbon on an electric bike tour. Conquer the city's famed seven hills and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from iconic viewpoints including including São Pedro de Alcântara, Senhora do Monte, and Graça. Pedal through Lisbon's oldest and most vibrant neighborhoods, from the charming streets of Alfama to hidden gems off the beaten path. Along the way, listen to stories and secrets of Lisbon's rich history and culture from your guide. Throughout the tour, enjoy a smooth and effortless ride on state-of-the-art electric bikes, ensuring you can focus on the beauty and excitement of the city. Whether you're an avid cyclist or a casual rider, the bikes are designed for comfort and ease of use, making this adventure accessible to all.

The tour starts in Geraldo Square, we will visit the history of Évora, since the first settlers Eborones visit ans know the history of all the heirtage which spans from the Roman's, Visigothic's and Muslim's the role of Geraldo the Fearless in our reconquest and the beginning of the Portuguese Kingdom, the Avis Dinasty to the Golden Portugal Age in the 15th and 16th century, and Évora had a special role in that time so for that is a World Heritage Site since 23rd of November of 1986 by the UNESCO. Ending our tour with wine tasting with Vanessa Schnitzer, a Sommelier, Oenologist and a PhD student, that has the honor to invite you to a winetasting event with the goal of promoting the wines of Alentejo. The unique characteristics of the soil and climate, which give their wine a sense of place that results in it´s wine´s unique traits, character and style. I will be waiting for you at Divinus Gourmet to live and experience Alentejo in the heart, where you can feel and touch the soul of this special region. Come and enjoy an unforgettable journey through Alentejo flavours, history and traditions.

Évora, a one-day experience of what it would be like to wander around a medieval castle, with its high walls, crooked and narrow streets, an environment that is still so medieval and unique. The only Portuguese city that is part of the network of oldest European cities. This is due to the fact that the oldest traces of civilization in this area are more than 5000 years old, supported by the existence of cromlechs and dolmens in the Évora area. Liberalitas Julia was the name by which Évora was known during the Roman Empire, although the name Ébora was already known, probably derived from Celtic. With the Arab presence, this area regained relevance in the Iberian peninsula, restarted with the Christian conquest. It is still interesting to see that, without a tributary, this city did not cease to be relevant during its history. This tour of Évora, a museum city surrounded by a wall, considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1986, takes you on guided tours of the main monuments of this charming historic city in Alentejo. Visit with us the Roman Temple of Évora, known as the Temple of Diana, the Church of São Francisco and the Chapel of Bones, the Cathedral of Évora, Praça do Giraldo, Walls and Aqueduct. Before letting yourself be enchanted by the details during your tour of Évora, take a look at the city's architecture, look closely at the traditionally painted houses and contemplate everything that has remained frozen in time in one of the most historically rich Portuguese cities. Try local delicacies in different family restaurants. In addition to the gastronomy, which you will fall in love with, wine is another must-taste, after all, the Alentejo region is also responsible for producing some of the best Portuguese wines. Don't forget to try it!

This Tuk-Tuk tour aims to introduce you to Ancient and Medieval Lisbon by driving you to the main attractions in Lisbon's oldest neighbourhood: Alfama. This tour starts at Praça da Figueira, at the very center of the city. We will start off by visiting the 900 year old Sé Cathedral of Lisbon, built in the Age of Crusades and proudly displaying the warlike spirit of the era. This is the oldest temple in Lisbon and one of the few Romanic Architecture churches that survived to the present day in Lisbon. Further up the hill we will visit the ruins of the Roman Amphitheater of Lisbon, built a humbling 2000 years ago and with the capacity to hold 4000 spectators it serves as a reminder of the city's importance in the Roman world of Antiquity. Next up on the itinerary we will take in the amazing view from the Portas do Sol (Sun Gate) lookout point. This picturesque belvedere peeks down at the very heart of the Alfama neighborhood and it's winding narrow streets, as well as the wide Tagus river on it's shore. Here once stood the Eastern Gate on Lisbon's medieval walls, hence the name it was given. As we arrive to the Monastery of Graça we enter the Middle Ages and the ever-present role of the Christian faith in the city's spirit. We will visit the inside of the Monastery and learn how monks and nuns lived in isolation inside the hundreds of monasteries and convents that dotted the hills of Lisbon. The Monastery's beautiful Chapter Room is laden with amazingly hand painted Azulejos, the graceful and shiny Portuguese tiles that have become a symbol of Portuguese decorative art. Outside the Monastery, a lookout point will allow us to take in the very center of Historical Lisbon, as well as the iconic medieval Castle of St George. Now we head down the hill and towards the riverside and the heart of Alfama, it's very oldest streets. On the way down we will stop to admire the Neoclassical façade of the Monastery of St Vincent, built to house the body of Medieval Lisbon's best loved Saint; as well as the National Pantheon: a former Convent transformed into a Mausoleum for Portugal's best and brightest minds in the fields of Art, Science and Sports. To finish our journey through Lisbon's ancient past we will take a walking tour through the narrow medieval streets of Alfama, this picturesque neighbourhood reminds one of a Medina due to it's labyrinthine streets and ever-present street vendors, where you can have a chance to try the traditional Ginjinha (Sour Cherry Liqueur) peddled by the neighbourhood's grandmas. Fado is a musical style that distills the essence of Portuguese culture and there is a good chance we might listen to it being sung in the streets of Alfama. Especially towards the evening. This tour includes a free transfer to any location within Lisbon's historical center at the end.