Roman Temple of Évora
Évora, Évora District, Portugal
The surviving Roman temple of Évora, a National Monument within the UNESCO historic centre and archaeologically associated with the Roman imperial cult.
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The surviving Roman temple of Évora, a National Monument within the UNESCO historic centre and archaeologically associated with the Roman imperial cult.
Portugal’s largest medieval cathedral, begun in 1186, consecrated in 1204 and completed in 1250 within Évora’s UNESCO-listed historic centre.