Weather in Evora. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Evora area

Map of Evora temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Evora area

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More to see in Evora

Gorgeous Evora is, without a doubt, one of the most attractive cities in Portugal. A stroll in the city center is an excellent chance to feel the atmosphere of the past. Every building, every plinth, and monument are full of interesting stories about the past of this region, and they are willing to tell these stories to curious travelers. The history of this settlement is really worth getting yourself familiar with, and so many tourists from all over the world visit this Portuguese city in order to see these “gifts” of the past, drink delicious local wine, and enjoy a variety of local cheeses and desserts. Besides that, when planning a visit to Evora, tourists should keep in mind that this is a settlement with a long history, a true spiritual center of the country. The ancient Lusitanian tribes were the first settlers in this area. They founded the first settlement here and called it similar to the modern name of the city – Ebora. When the Romans captured this territory in the 80s BC, local people had nothing left to do but to ask help from Quintus Sertorius, a rebel Roman commander. He remained the ruler in this area for seven years. However, the Romans found a way to conquer the city and destroy Sertorius, and so Julius Caesar became the new ruler here. He remained the settlement to Liberalitas Julia. In 712, the Moors invaded the territory and changed the city’s name once again, calling it Yaburah. Christian knights drastically changed the history of the … Read further

Evora guide chapters

Evora sightseeing

There is an old pipe organ in the cathedral. Surprisingly, this 16th-century musical instrument is still in a working condition and sounds amazing. The inner décor of the church is a beautiful combination of white, pink, and black marble. Beautifully made sculptures of the apostles adorn the façade of the cathedral as if they are protecting its towers. One of these towers now houses a museum with numerous … Open

Climate in Portugal and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

June is considered the most comfortable month from a climatic point of view. The daytime air temperature during this period reaches 25°C. Sunny days last at least 10 hours, although the temperature of the water in the ocean continues to be low, enough for a beach holiday. However, due to the flowing Gulf Stream, the water temperature on the islands at the end of June reaches 21°C. In the mountainous regions of the country, even by mid-July the air temperature does not rise above 19°C. The weather is at its warmest in August; the temperature climbs to 28°C. … Open

Atmosphere of Portugal: religion and languages

Nevertheless, Portugal has a relative religious unity. According to different statistics, in the territory of Portugal lives 90-93% of Christians from the total number of the population. This religious domination originated in the country during the second century. At that time, the country was conquered by the Roman Empire, which actively preached Christianity and tried to convert inhabitants of all its territories to the religion. Already at the beginning of the 8th century, Catholicism was fully established on the territory of the Iberian Peninsula. In the beginning and the end of the 13th century, the first Portuguese Patriarch of Rome, Pope John XXI, was elected. Almost all Catholics of the country adhere to the so-called Latin rite. … Open