Évora UNESCO World Heritage Site

Évora, Portugal: Manueline details of the Cathedral of Évora at sunset. First built between 1184-1204, the cathedral was completed in 1746 after years of additions and expansions in Romanesque, Gothic, Manueline, and Baroque styles. It is the largest of the medieval cathedrals in Portugal.

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Évora, Portugal: Manueline details of the Cathedral of Évora at sunset. First built between 1184-1204, the cathedral was completed in 1746 after years of additions and expansions in Romanesque, Gothic, Manueline, and Baroque styles. It is the largest of the medieval cathedrals in Portugal.