Roman Tour Beja, Évora

When visiting Beja and Évora, tourists can explore the rich Roman heritage of these regions, allowing them to immerse themselves in Roman history and culture in Portugal.

Beja

Beja, located in the Alentejo region of Portugal, has important Roman remains. Highlights include the Pisões Roman Ruins, where you can explore the ruins of an ancient Roman villa from the 4th century.

In addition, the city has the Beja Regional Museum, which has a significant collection of Roman art and artifacts, offering visitors the opportunity to learn about Roman history in the region.

Évora

Évora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986, also located in the Alentejo, is one of the cities richest in Roman history in Portugal.

The Temple of Diana, one of the most important Roman monuments in Évora, is a must-see for visitors interested in Roman architecture and history.

The city is also home to the Roman Ruins of Paço de São Cucufate, a site that dates back to the Roman period and offers a fascinating insight into life at the time.

The Évora Museum exhibits a collection of Roman artifacts, providing a deeper insight into the Roman presence in the region.

Beja and Évora are remarkable cities with a rich Roman heritage, as mentioned above. However, Vila de Frades, which is not as well known for its Roman heritage, is, considering its proximity to the other cities, a town to visit. In Vila de Frades, visitors can enjoy the wines produced here, explore the beautiful countryside and immerse themselves in local traditions.

Therefore, this tour offers a comprehensive experience that combines Roman history and local authenticity.