Best places: Catholic churches in Evora, Portugal

Completed in 1746, this prominent Roman Catholic cathedral offers scenic city views from the tower.

Imposing Gothic-style church, known for its spooky chapel decorated with human skulls & bones.

The interior walls of this small, 16th-century chapel are lined with the bones & skulls of monks.

👍 It on the side street, beautiful!

👍 small church, its discreet façade shelters a beautiful tiled interior. worth the visit.

👍👍 Church where Cardinal D. Henrique lies. The frescoes in the sacristy are magnificent, as are the side chapels. It is the church from which the very famous and traditional procession of Senhor dos Passos starts, organized by the corresponding brotherhood. It has a new pipe organ.

👍👍 The hermitage is located in a place with traces of human presence since the Upper Paleolithic. Its construction, dating back to the 13th century, is attributed to the knights of the Templar Order. Over the centuries it has been the subject of several reconstructions and alterations to its structure,...

👍👍 The Church of Santo Antão or Igreja Paroquial de Santo Antão is located in the famous Praça do Giraldo. This is undoubtedly another of the city's many magnificent religious monuments. And one of the most visited by tourists in Évora. The commissioner of the Church of Santo Antão was Cardinal D. Henr...

👍👍 Simply wonderful! Anyone who sees it from the outside cannot imagine, in any way, what is inside! Outside, the several prominent buttresses that support the south-facing façade stand out. The main façade, facing west, is flanked by two towers (although only one has bells). On the pediment, there is...