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The former Convent of Bom Jesus da Mitra was recently renovated and converted into local accommodation...

Today, the Eugénio de Almeida Foundation uses the former monastery complex, known as the Convento da Cartuxa, as a cultural and events center and operates a winery on the property. The grounds are open to the public.

The number of human skeletons is estimated at around 5,000 and comes from cemeteries and churches in the area, where Franciscan monks were often buried. Many of these skulls are inscribed with the name of the deceased—a truly impressive experience. The inscription above the entrance reads: "We bones who lie here wait until we get yours."

A must-see for anyone visiting Évora. Its morbid charm is fascinating, and the thousands upon thousands of bones serve as a reminder of one's own mortality. On the ceiling, you can discover various paintings and sayings about death and dying, and I would never have imagined how decoratively the bones were arranged in the chapel.

Visiting hours: - Daily from 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM - There is a fee per visit.

The Chapel of Bones is a monument of penitential architecture. Dedicated to the Lord of the Steps, an image known to the people of Évora as the Lord Jesus of the House of Bones. It is located in the Church of São Francisco, on Largo 1° de Maio, next to the municipal market.