Giraldo Square

Cirardo Plaza is located in the heart of the town of Evora, near the Bone Church in the south, the Temple of Diana in the east, and the Cathedral in the north. The square is surrounded by octagonal alleys, distributed with various gourmet shops and small shops selling crafts.

Hilaldo Square can be said to be the center of this town. The scenery here is still very beautiful. There are a lot of people in the town who come here to travel. This is a very good place to eat, drink and play.

The quaint and quiet of the medieval town. The architectural style reflects Gothic and Arabic characteristics. It is very comfortable to stroll around the square in the morning! There are not many people in the square. It has been mixed with colorful under the shadow of the sun!

Located in the heart of the city, Piazza Giraldo is the perfect place to meet, with roadside cafes, shops and tourist service centers (this central square also translates to Piazza Giraldo or Piazza Giraldo). On one side is the St. Antón Church and the marble water fountain, the fountain's eight columns of water, symbolizing the eight streets leading here. From the arches of Piazza Giladotto, the main attractions to visit: the Roman Temple (Temple of Diana) and the Roman Bathing, the medieval walls, the cathedral (Main Church of Evura), the Church of Grassa (Church of Our Lady), the Church of San Francisco and the peculiar human bone religion that contains it Don.

Praca do Giraldo It's in the center of the town of Evora, not too big a wide area. From here, it is basically within walking distance to any place in the town. I love everything about Evora too much. ～～ It’s really quiet that people can forget the time. I’m very fortunate that I have set aside enough time to stay in such a small town for one night and enjoy its beautiful ancient baking shops, quiet alleys, and the beautiful sunset at the end of the corner. The diverse architecture, the ruins of ancient Roman temples and the channeling canals... so richly integrated in this small town, it is incredible!

There were few people in the square, shops were mostly closed, old buildings, old streets, as if time were still.

After visiting the Church of San Francisco, follow the uphill road into the city street, not far from the Plaza Hilardo. The square is small, but it looks relatively empty, and there are several elderly people standing together chatting. The square is surrounded by buildings, and the streets must pass through this square.