Evora, Portugal is a UNESCO World Heritage city is laid out like a spiderweb on a map. Notable sights include a Roman temple, aqueduct, and the eerie Church of Bones.
The Church of Bones
The Basics: Evora, Portugal
Currency: Euro
Thank you: If you are a man say, “Obrigado.” If you are a woman say, “Obrigada.”
Water: Tap water is ok to drink, bottled water tastes better.
Local Coffee: “Bica” is small back espresso. “Garoto” is half espresso, half milk.
Restaurant Customs: Say “No” to the cover (bread, olive, snacks, etc… that the waiter puts down without ordering them) if you don’t want to pay for it.
Tipping: Round up for a sandwich or coffee. 5-10% tip in restaurants if a service charge is not included on the bill.
Accommodations: Namaste Hostel