Evora

Évora, Portugal is an unforgettable place! It’s only an hour and a half drive from Lisbon. Whether it’s spring, summer, autumn or winter, it’s a good time to visit Évora. When walking in the old town, you may even encounter peacocks strolling leisurely on the street. What an interesting sight! 🦚✨ - Speaking of Évora, many friends would rather give up Porto and put this place on their must-visit list, which is really curious! Not only is this city listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, it has also experienced the rule of Goths, Visigoths and Muslims, leaving behind many well-preserved medieval buildings. Walking down the street, you’ll feel like you’ve walked into a history book, with every corner telling stories from the past. 🏰📜 - First of all, the Catedral de Évora is definitely a highlight! This is the largest medieval cathedral in Portugal. The shape of the spire reminds people of the Fisherman’s Bastion in Hungary. It is a great place to take photos and check in! 💛 - The Capela dos Ossos is even more special. When you walk in, you will be shocked by the skull decorations, as if you are having an "intimate contact" with history. 💀