Founded in 1805, the library is one of the most qualified and rich national Libraries, owning printed and manuscripts nucleuses from the XIII to the XX centuries. Besides that it preserves archaeological and artistic values.

The typical houses are made of bricks, painted in white, with granitic structures and little decoration. In the town-planning, you can see the central area, delimitated by the old roman wall, around the ancient forum, that is used still today for religious, administrative and cultural purposes.

This club features a large dance floor that begins to animate for three o'clock in the morning. There is also a smaller rink, two terraces and a chillout area. Dance music is the main course of this young space, where college students mark assiduous presence.

A few meters from the Praça do Giraldo, in Évora, in one of the rooms of the convent of Nossa Senhora das Mercês, built in 1670, is situated this wine-bar, strokes, where one can still Manueline glimpse what remains of a polinervada dome. In a calm and peaceful environment with several choices for wine by the glass, promises a selection of Portuguese and foreign wines in the company of tapas and snacks. Every week there's a different featured wine that can be purchased and taken home. Here are organized workshops, tasting courses or meetings once a week.

Bar located in the old Bullring, with four bars that give support to events held at the Arena de Évora. Offers a varied list of cocktails with and without alcohol.

Évora has, since December 2011, an extension of the clock Museum of Serpa, the Palace Barrocal, next to Praça do Giraldo. There are about 400 mechanical watches that can be seen in that noble space, such as a workshop of Restoration. Fruit of a passion of António Tavares d'Almeida, the collection has more than 2,200 timepieces from 1630 until 2012, and an endless number of stories to see and hear.

A space that welcomes several cultural activities.

Is the amazing boutique hotel M'ar De AR Aqueduto, raised with modern concepts of architecture and contemporary design, this SPA. At your disposal a wide range of treatments provide you pleasant moments of relaxation.

Integrated in the prestigious and luxurious Convento do Espinheiro, Diana SPA, inspired by the Roman temple of Évora, was, in 2009, considered one of the best in this category, in Portugal, by the World Travel Awards. This is the ideal retreat to be able to give the deserved rest to body and mind. Offers a concept called and ' SPA, i.e., a combination of the best of aromatherapy, hydrotherapy, Thalassotherapy and filoterapia, along with the merger of several top quality natural ingredients. Offers six treatment rooms, two swimming pools (the exterior is reserved for guests), a gym and a tennis …