# Ebora Megalithica Guide en Guadalupe (Évora) Fuente: https://www.geocalia.com/en/companies/ebora-megalithica Archaeologist-led guided visits to the Almendres cromlech and the Anta Grande do Zambujeiro, from the interpretation centre in Guadalupe, near Évora. ## Who they are Ebora Megalithica is a small team of archaeologists and heritage technicians devoted to educational services on the archaeology and prehistory of the Alentejo. It works from the Almendres interpretation centre, in the village of Guadalupe, about 15 km from Évora, which it created in collaboration with the Câmara Municipal de Évora to accompany the visit to the cromlech. Its motto sums up the idea: educate, promote, preserve, inspire and share. In addition to the guided visits, it runs workshops and activities for schools and has a themed shop. ## The interpretation centre Admission is free. It is open every day from 10:00 to 18:00 from 1 May to 31 October and from 10:00 to 17:00 the rest of the year. It has a visitor desk, a circuit of twelve large panels on the archaeology and ecology of the area and an educational park with life-size replicas of Palaeolithic shelters and a Neolithic hut, with tools, weapons, pottery and votive objects, as well as a collection of 3D skulls showing human evolution. Outside there is a garden of native plants, a shaded picnic area with room for 48 people and benches beside the Valverde stream. It has toilets, including accessible ones, a simple café and the shop. The prehistory park's activities are booked in advance. ## What the guided visit is like The guided visit takes in the Almendres cromlech and menhir and the Anta Grande do Zambujeiro, one of the largest dolmens on the peninsula. It is led by archaeologists or heritage specialists with the findings of recent research. It lasts about three hours, in groups of three to seven people, with morning (10:00 to 13:00) and afternoon (14:00 to 17:00) departures, and can be done in Spanish, Portuguese or English. They explain how and when the monuments were raised, how those who built them lived and the cork oak and holm oak montado landscape that surrounds them. It costs €30 per person. ## Bookings and how to get there You request it using the form on their website, choosing the slot, number of people and language, or by email and phone. The website does not publish cancellation terms or whether children pay: ask when you book. Nor does it say that transport is included, so count on going in your own car. From Évora you take the national road towards Lisbon, turn left after about 8 km and follow about 3 km to Guadalupe; you can also get there by bike. ## What they run - [Almendres Cromlech and Anta Grande do Zambujeiro](https://www.geocalia.com/en/portugal/alentejo/evora/things-to-do/almendres-cromlech), in Évora. Archaeologist-led guided visit to the Almendres and the Anta Grande do Zambujeiro. Desde 30 € per person. 3 h. All year, morning or afternoon. Groups of 3 to 7 people, in Spanish, Portuguese or English; leaves from the Guadalupe interpretation centre Independent companies: you book with them, on their terms. Prices are as they publish them and may change. ## Practical details - Address: Rua do Cromeleque, Centro Interpretativo dos Almendres, 7000-222 Guadalupe, Évora - Phone: +351 266 782 069 - Email: eboramegalithica@gmail.com - Languages: Portuguese, Spanish, English - Meeting point: Almendres Interpretation Centre, Rua do Cromeleque, Guadalupe, 7000-222 Évora - Details checked on 12 November 2026. ## Contact - Web: https://www.eboramegalithica.com/ - Coordenadas: 38.5579, -8.0611 ## Preguntas frecuentes ### Can the visit be done in Spanish? Yes, it is led in Spanish, Portuguese or English. ### How much does it cost? €30 per person, in groups of three to seven. The interpretation centre is free. ### Where does it start? At the Almendres interpretation centre, on Rua do Cromeleque in Guadalupe.