Explore Sé Catedral de Évora with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.

The Cathedral of Évora is a major Roman Catholic cathedral and the seat of the Archdiocese of Évora. It is a prominent example of Romanesque and Gothic architecture in Portugal.
Highlighting the oldest functioning organ in Portugal and the intricate Manueline wood carvings.

Dating back to 1544, this intricately carved instrument is the oldest functioning pipe organ in all of Portugal.
Focusing on the 18th-century contrast created by King John V and architect Ludovice.

Experience a dramatic shift in style where 18th-century polychrome marbles replace the austere granite of the medieval nave.
Exploring the 14th-century cloisters, their rose windows, and the funerary monuments within.

Transition from the dark cathedral interior into these bright 14th-century cloisters, a space built for quiet meditation and memory.
Viewing the priceless artifacts housed in the Sacred Art Museum, including the gem-encrusted reliquary.

This 16th-century enamelled gold chalice is just one highlight from a collection that includes one of Portugal's most gem-encrusted reliquaries.
The climax of the tour: the iconic lantern tower (Zimbório) and panoramic views of Évora.

Known as the 'Zimbório,' this unique lantern tower features a central spire surrounded by six smaller turrets, an icon of Évora.
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