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The Golden Era of Évora Walking & Wine Tasting

Moma Side My Bike · Evora

The tour begins in Geraldo Square; we’ll explore Evora’s rich history dating back to its earliest inhabitants, the Eborones, learn about the legacy left behind by Romans, Visigoths, Muslims, discover the pivotal role played by Geraldo Sem Pavor during the Reconquista (Christian re-conquest) and how he helped establish the beginnings of the Portuguese kingdom, followed by the reign of the House of Aviz until reaching the golden age of Portugal between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries when Evora held a very important position – such was its significance that on November 23 rd , 1986, Unesco declared it a world heritage site. We conclude our guided walk with a wine tasting session led by Vanessa Schnitzer who holds degrees in oenology and sommellerie while pursuing her doctorate degree - she feels honored to host your group here today aiming to promote regional vintages produced within the fertile lands surrounding us right now! Our soil type along with local weather conditions contribute significantly towards developing distinctive flavors profiles characteristic only found in these parts resulting in truly one-of-a-kind styles being crafted each vintage year after year...I await everyone eagerly inside 'Ervideira Vinícola', ready to immerse ourselves deeply amidst authentic experiences encapsulating every essence defining what makes up beautiful Alentejo spirit deep down… Let yourself get carried away experiencing memorable moments filled with tastes reflecting genuine alentejano culture combined together creating magical atmosphere evoking emotions stirring memories connected directly linked toward cherished tales passed generation upon generation across times gone by … Enjoy yourselves discovering new facets hidden beneath surface level exploring both past & present intertwined harmoniously throughout entire adventure unfolding before eyes accompanied always faithful friend guiding way forward ensuring nothing gets missed out under sun or moonlit skies above…. And don’t forget bringing appetite because there are going to be some delicious tastings ahead too!!

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Évora Unforgettable Sidecar Tour

Moma Side My Bike · Evora

Well, we will start in the medieval town of Evora, but our ride on the motorcycle sidecar begins near the windmills at Alto de Sao Bento, where the Celts were the first inhabitants known as Eborones. From here, you can drive round to view the remains of Rome’s influence with its Ancient ramparts that once surrounded Liberalia Iulia Ebora (the name given by Romans), including the Roman temple or Torre Sertorio. Then within the Old Citadel your tour continues through what was left behind by both the Visigoths and Moors who referred to it as 'Yeborah'. Next stop back in time again for us now - AD 1166 when the First Charter of Evora came out; nearby stands the cathedral dating from the thirteenth Century – an architectural gem combining Romance and Gothic influences externally speaking. In front of said building there lies one of Europe's most beautiful squares containing many historical landmarks such as Templo da Diana, Mosteiro dos Loios & Museu Municipal do Evora. Our route then takes us along some impressive mediaeval wall sections complete with watchtowers plus seventeenth century defensive structures too. You get off to explore Palacio del Infante Don Manuel built during his lifetime representing Portuguese golden age art nouveau styled buildings like these don´t come much better than this so make sure not miss Praça Dom Giraldo next door either followed closely after visiting Porta de Moura before seeing up close Silvery aqueducts together with various ornate water features also check out torre Sisebuto while taking leisurely stroll throughout entire historic centre getting acquainted firsthand experience contrasting between traditional local craftsmanship showcased inside numerous workshops selling everything handmade using Cork amongst other materials finishing day sharing insights regarding regional cuisine paired perfectly matched wine selection offered locally produced varieties only available right across street corner thus completing memorable sightseeing adventure filled learning experiences shared among fellow travelers gathered over glass accompanied delicious tapas dishes served traditionally matching each respective region specificities ensuring everyone leaves satisfied craving more stories exchanged amidst laughter good vibes contagious atmosphere created herein...

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Free Tour City Center

La Palma Freetours · Santa Cruz de La Palma

In this interesting daytime Free Tour, we will get to know the Historic Center of the capital in a circular tour of about 2 hours. We will start the tour from one of the most visited squares on the Island, the only one with a monument to Los Divinos in Spain, Plaza Van Dale. From Plaza Vandale, we will go to the main street, Calle O’Daly, in memory of one relevant Irish historical figure. We will go inside Iglesia de El Salvador, where we can see many Flemish pieces of art from the 16th century. From Plaza de España, we will explain as well the front of the Ayuntamiento, first council formed in a democratic way, by popular suffrage, in the whole Spain. Also, one of the three places in the whole country where electricity was established. From Calle O’Daly, we will go to Calle Anselmo Pérez de Brito, which also honours a very relevant figure of our history. We will visit the most famous balconies in the Canary Islands. We will continue our path admiring the colonial style houses with windows and balconies that have mudejar style latticework. We will reach La Cruz del Tercero that reminds us of the island conquest. We will go up to Plaza de la Alameda where we can see the famous Barco de la Virgen and talk about our main five-yearly celebrations: La Bajada de la Virgen. The visit ends up in the Castillo de Santa Catalina de Alejandría, a small fortress close to the sea, that was finalised at the end of the 17th century, to protect the city from the attacks of the corsairs.

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