Eating, Drinking, SleepingNote. I do not sell anything. The websites listed here did not pay me to be listed. I list everything I can. If you know of other helpful websites, send them to [email protected]. Hotels and other lodging | Restaurants | Wine tourism Hotels and other lodgingI only link to official websites, not to pages put up by booking agencies. (You'll get more than enough of those if you Google "Evora.") Also, the stars are not my ranking. In Portugal, as in many European countries, the "star system" is an official one, based on the services and amenities offered. Hotel da Cartuxa (four stars). Hotel website includes facts and a picture gallery. The Lóios Pousada one of the Pousadas of Portugal, historic, luxury accomodation. Pousadas, Hotels, Inns and Pensions from António Miguel's Evora Page. Hotel Dom Fernando (three stars) Albergaria do Calvário (four stars), "The Tradition allied to confort" (sic) Residencial Diana (three stars) Yahoo Travels: Hotels in Evora. RestaurantsI can't find any restaurant websites or reviews online. If know of any, email [email protected]. ChefMoz (open-source restaurant info). Only one restaurant so far, with no review. Wine tourismWine Touring Around Evora from Virtual Portugal . Good short summary from CellarTastings.com, by Jennifer Drapisch. Summarizes local gastronomy, viniculture and sights. Also available here. |
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