University of Evora
University of Evora
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4.5
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Europe3,130 contributions
Apr 2018 • Couples
Being in a group, we only had time for a quick outside glimpse of this old and significant university and the neighboring Jesuit church, Ingreja do Espirito Santo. We hope we will be back there in our next visit!
Written May 11, 2018
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Alexander R
Vancouver, Canada164 contributions
May 2014 • Family
Maybe I am picky, but in a city like Evora with so much to see, leave the University to the end and only if you have extra time. The outside is not that impressive and, yes, this is the second oldest university in the country, but, so what?
Written May 20, 2014
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Riddleguy
Lille, France64 contributions
Jul 2013 • Couples
Just behind the cathedral and the Roman temple, we were glad we got to the Evora University before it closed. The city as a whole is beautiful, so you wouldn't guess what is in store for you as you look at the building from the outside. But as soon as you step into the place, from the Church to the cloister and the Azulejo-walled classrooms, this is a great place, one of the most beautiful, albeit tiny, universities we have ever seen.
Entry is free. They have a student shop just like on US campuses where you can buy goodies such as T-Shirts (8€), pencils (0,50€), Evora university mugs (less than 5€), notepads...
Girl t-shirts on sale were 3€.
Entry is free. They have a student shop just like on US campuses where you can buy goodies such as T-Shirts (8€), pencils (0,50€), Evora university mugs (less than 5€), notepads...
Girl t-shirts on sale were 3€.
Written July 29, 2013
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Blabbott
Aurora, IL707 contributions
Mar 2017 • Family
The university used to be free for visitors, but now they charge 3 Euros. Still it is worth a stroll to see the blue tiles throughout the halls and rooms. If you eat at the cafeteria, you can avoid the admission price.
Written April 1, 2017
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sdmmb
Brussels, Belgium1,099 contributions
Nov 2016 • Family
Lovely courtyard with university built around. Fantastic tiles in many of the rooms and library on first floor particularly impressive.
Written November 12, 2016
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GRrandonner
Winchester, UK54 contributions
Oct 2016 • Couples
Our hotel told us that the Cathedral and the University were the two sites we had to visit and I would agree with them. The building was very interesting and to be able to wander around an active university whilst the student were studying is a unique experience.
Well worth the minimal charge.
Well worth the minimal charge.
Written November 4, 2016
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Kris B
Tervuren, Belgium238 contributions
Jun 2012 • Couples
You can simply walk in and go through the corridors. Old rooms still being used for lectures! Worth a visit, even if not all guides advise you.
Written June 19, 2012
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Antoine Pan
938 contributions
Sep 2019
It is strange that for visiting the university, one still has to pay for a ticket (3 Euro), but it is worth for a visit to see the beautiful buildings as well as the atmosphere of the university.
Written October 11, 2019
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Marta M
5 contributions
Apr 2018 • Family
We were about to pay to visit the university but as we approached the gate we noticed some students who were throwing paper planes at us and shouting something in portuguese while some others next to us made rude comment in English about us being tourists. After that we felt a little intimidated as we had 2 small children with us so we decided against the visit
Written April 14, 2018
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leonardo_1964
Milano1,011 contributions
Aug 2017 • Couples
The university of Evora is located a bit outside the city center but easily reachable by walk. The inside is splendid. It looks like a convent and you can see the classrooms decorated with azuléjos. Do not miss the library.
Written August 17, 2017
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Cristiana G
39 contributions
Quanto é a entrada?
45viviane45
Orleans, France83 contributions
de quelle entrée parlez-vous ?
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