Monument · Évora
Templo Romano
The first-century temple formed part of Évora’s Roman forum and displays Corinthian architecture.
This first-century temple formed part of the Roman forum. It has a rectangular plan and belongs to the Corinthian order. It was reused as the municipal meat market, and its present appearance results from work directed by Cinatti in 1870.
It is in Évora: see below the trips from Lisbon that go there.
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Trips from Lisbon to Évora
Heritage
Évora, the Alentejo's museum city
A UNESCO-listed old town with a Roman temple, cathedral and whitewashed streets inside the walls, about an hour and a half away by train.
- 9-12 hours
- about 135 km
- Train, Bus, Car
- Partial accessibility
- No booking needed
Heritage
Évora
An independent day linking the Roman Temple, cathedral, Chapel of Bones and university, travelling from Lisbon and back by Intercidades train.
- 10-12 hours
- about 135 km
- Train, Car
- Partial accessibility
- Booking recommended
More to see in Évora
Monument
Chafariz da Praça do Giraldo
Built in 1571, the white-marble fountain has eight spouts and stands before the Igreja de Santo Antão.
Monument
Igreja de São Francisco e Capela dos Ossos
The 15th- and 16th-century church includes the Capela dos Ossos, a three-aisled space dating from the 17th century.