Portugal · Tradition
Cante Alentejano
Cante Alentejano is a polyphonic vocal tradition from Portugal's Alentejo region, performed without instruments.
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Évora
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Portugal · Zone
Évora
A Roman temple, a Gothic cathedral and a chapel walled in monks' bones sit together inside Évora's medieval…
Portugal
Évora Museum, Frey Manuel do Cenáculo National Museum
The Frei Manuel do Cenáculo National Museum, long known as the Évora Museum, is a multi-disciplinary national museum…
Portugal · Zone
Historic Centre of Évora
The most completely preserved historic city in Portugal south of the Tagus — Évora (Roman Liberalitas Iulia, “Generosity…
Portugal · Cathedral
Sé de Évora (1250): the cathedral-fortress where Vasco da Gama’s fleet flags were blessed before India
Évora fu riconquistata definitivamente dagli arabi nel 1166 da Geraldo Sem Pavor ("Geraldo senza paura"), e subito dopo…
Portugal · Chapel
The Chapel of Bones: where an estimated 5,000 skeletons line the walls to remind visitors that death comes for everyone
Ad Évora, in Portogallo, la Capela dos Ossos, la "Cappella delle Ossa", è annessa alla ben più antica…
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