- Evora is a cathedral city located 87 miles (140km) east of Lisbon in the Alentejo Region of southern Portugal. It is a Unesco World Heritage Site.
- It was the Roman city of Liberalitas Julia in the Province of Lusitania.
Roman Sites
- Roman Temple of Evora
- The Plinth and many of the Columns are still standing with their capitals and architrave in situ.
- It was built in the first century CE in honour of Augustus, and has survived mainly it was incorporated into subsequent buildings.
- Prata Aqueduct
- This is not a Roman structure but was built in 1537 CE.
Museums
- Evora Museum
- It is located at the Largo do Conde de Vila Flor, 7000-804, Evora.
- This archeological museum holds artefacts from the Roman period.
Roman Roads
- Evora was linked by a Roman road to the Provincial capital of Merida.
Roman Temple of Evora, in Evora