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Garrison Border Town of Elvas and its Fortifications
45m
The fortifications of Elvas, classified as World Heritage, are the largest fortified complex in the world.
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Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Assuncao
15m · Admission ticket not included
The ancient Sé de Elvas, is an example of the Alentejo late Gothic, decorated in Manueline style and enriched in the 18th century with carvings, marbles and baroque tiles.
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Pelourinho de Elvas
10m
One of the most beautiful examples of pillories from the time of King D. Manuel I of Portugal.
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Igreja do antigo Convento das Freiras de Sao Domingos
15m
One of the jewels of the religious heritage of Elvas, a temple from the 13th century, covered with tiles from the 17th century.
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Castelo de Elvas
15m
The viewpoint next to the castle of Elvas offers one of the best views of the city and its walls.
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Aqueduto Da Amoreira
10m
The ex-libris of the monuments of Elvas, a magnificent aqueduct over 8 km long.
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20m
Islamic walls (9th and 12th century), medieval walls (14th century) and bastioned walls (17th century) are an example of the art of fortification over more than 1000 years.
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10m
The Renaissance fountain that served as the inauguration of the Amoreira Aqueduct.
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Igreja Da Ordem Terceira De Sao Francisco
15m · Admission ticket not included
One of the most beautiful Baroque churches in Elvas.
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O Cemiterio dos Ingleses
15m
In one of the bastions of the 17th century wall rest the officers who fought with the Portuguese during the Napoleonic invasions
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Sinagoga Velha
15m
What can be considered the largest medieval synagogue in Portugal was transformed in the 15th century into the slaughterhouse of Elvas.
