Step into one of Europe’s oldest inhabited landscapes on a private guided journey through the prehistoric sites surrounding Évora. Explore the region’s ancient past, where early Neolithic communities shaped sacred spaces over 7,000 years ago.

Visit remarkable megalithic monuments including standing stones, burial structures, and ceremonial sites such as the Almendres Cromlech, one of the largest stone circles in Europe. Discover how early societies used these formations for rituals, astronomy, and community gatherings, offering a rare glimpse into prehistoric life on the Iberian Peninsula.

Continue to ancient dolmens and menhirs scattered across the countryside, including sites that reveal layers of spiritual and cultural evolution, with some later adapted for Christian worship. One of the stops includes a short scenic walk of approximately 25 minutes each way to reach a major dolmen, adding a deeper sense of discovery to the experience.

Travel comfortably between sites with private transportation and an expert guide who brings the myths, legends, and archaeological significance of each monument to life.

Duration: 3 hours