VILA GALE EVORA

Dedicated to the Alentejo culture, this hotel in Evora allows you to feel the regions tradition and history as soon as you enter it. The Alentejo Cante acknowledged as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, and the Muslim heritage of the Al Andaluz kingdom inspire the decor. The equestrian art is also pictured in the Vila Gale Evora hotel, as a result of a partnership with the Portuguese School of Equestrian Art of Alter do Chao (EPAE). Therefore, during your stay take the opportunity to stroll around the hotel and observe the pictures, the lyrics of the Alentejo modes (songs) written on the walls and the typical horse riders costumes. Featuring 185 spacious and modern rooms and suites - find out about the chromatic surprise that we prepared for you to relax deeply - the Vila Gale Evora hotel also has two restaurants, a bar, an outdoor pool for adults and children, with water slides. The Satsanga spa with a medical side and exclusive treatments with the regions natural products, the heated indoor pool, sauna and Turkish bath are some of the other amenities the hotel has to offer. For the business segment, the Vila Gale Evora hotel has a well-equipped convention centre available, featuring four halls. While you are in this hotel in Evora, besides being located almost in front of the express bus station, within a short walk you can reach the famous Giraldo square, enlivened by its terraces and arcades. And then stroll along the picturesque Evora alleys and squares, acknowledged as World Heritage Site by UNESCO, passing by the Roman Temple and the Chapel of Bones (Capela dos Ossos) in the Sao Francisco Church, as well as the Agua de Prata Aqueduct. But dont miss the Cathedral either, the largest medieval cathedral of Portugal, and the university. Then, have fun in some of the several restaurants and bars, enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of this city that is also a student city. In the surroundings of this hotel in Evora, you may visit the Escoural Cave, with its Paleolithic engravings dating back to 25,000 BC, the Cromlech of the Almendres, the most important megalithic complex in the Iberian Peninsula, and one of the largest in Europe; or the Monsaraz Castle, the Estremoz Castle and Palace of Vila Vicosa.