Self-guided discovery walk of Évora's cobbled streets and gardens
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Do you know the magical (and pragmatic) properties of the “Évora yellow”? On this self-guided walk you’ll learn about the local history of Évora and enjoy its most charming spots. Solve fun location-based riddles to discover the architectural link between Évora’s aqueduct and one of Lisbon’s famous landmarks, unearth the original name of Roman ruins, and find out which figures the locals call “the children of Graça”. All while exploring the city’s cobbled streets away from the crowds.Local wonders you’ll discover on this walk include: a serene green oasis that is the Jardim Público; a magical Roman temple (also a UNESCO's World Heritage Site); panoramic views of the city’s surrounding plains; the beautiful church and convent of Igreja da Graça.This discovery walk is an educational and fun activity for friends, couples, families with kids, curious locals, visitors, and team building. You can fully enjoy this experience of connecting with the city while staying in your own group.
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Free cancellation
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an hour
Available in English, PortugueseImportant information
* You will receive an email with a link to your game within 24 hours after booking. The link to the game will be valid up to 6 months after the purchase. By tapping the play button your game opens in your phone’s browser. No download needed
* You can play any day of the week, recommended between 8.00am and 7.30pm (daylight hours). You can also stop the game and take a break at any point and start where you left off later
* The game is recommended to be played in a team of 1-5 people. You can share a team viewer link so everyone can read riddles and stories on their phones. Just make sure to select one person to enter answers
* Please note this is a self-guided tour, there will be no tour guide meeting you at the start location, which will be at Templo Romano. The end location will instead be near Largo d’Alvaro Velho, a lovely spot for drinks