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Step back into Portugal’s Neolithic era on a guided half-day tour from Évora, led by expert archaeologists. This immersive journey takes you through the Alentejo countryside to explore two of the region’s most impressive ancient monuments: the Menir of Almendres and the Cromlech of Almendres, often called the Stonehenge of Portugal.
Your experience begins at the iconic Roman Temple of Évora, where you’ll meet your guide before heading out on a scenic drive to the Menir of Almendres. After a short walk along a rustic path, you’ll stand before this solitary standing stone, learning about its mysterious origins and significance from your knowledgeable guide.
Next, continue to the Cromlech of Almendres, a remarkable stone circle that has fascinated visitors for centuries. The walk to the cromlech takes about 30 minutes each way along a country path, rewarding you with an up-close look at one of Europe’s oldest megalithic sites and a deeper understanding of the region’s prehistoric culture.
Throughout the tour, your archaeologist guide will share insights into the Neolithic period, the emergence of agriculture, and the cultural developments that shaped the Alentejo. Enjoy free time at the interpretive center and gift shop before returning to Évora, with all monument entrance fees included in your experience.
This tour is best suited for travelers with moderate fitness, as reaching the sites involves walking on uneven paths. Comfortable footwear is recommended. Tours are available in English and accommodate small groups for a more personal experience. Secure your spot now to explore Portugal’s ancient wonders with an expert guide.







