Roman House Ruins - Domus Burgos in Evora

Cool but not much information given on it. If in Evora check it out but I wouldn’t go out of my way to come see it.

Overrated. You can easily skip this place.

Fica dentro da Câmara Municipal no canto direito bem simples mas pelo que entendi estão aprimorando a parte pra visitação...terei que voltar

Amazing piece of history that everyone should experience.

Fechado, hoje, 13 de de fevereiro de 2020. Não parece que está a funcionar com regularidade.

C est vraiment mal exploité, ça devrait être mieux indiqué et mieux éclairé.

Impressionante com muita história

Interesantes ruinas

Local possui porta de vidro para entrar mas parece estar há muito tempo fechado. Pelo vidro dá para ver algumas coisas legais... Pena q não deu pra entrar! E nem têm placas sinalizando como chegar no local ou horários e dias de funcionamento...

Estava fechado, inda bem que eu estava indo na cafeteria ao lado

Difficult to find. Google show different place. And nothing special to see

藏身于巷弄裡面，在Evora觀光的遊客很容易會錯過此景點，若有時間，可順道來此看看，保存還算不錯

Its inside a building with offices, no informations about it and difficult to find. Could be worth more with some work.

Arrivée sur la place de la mairie, il faut rentrer dans le bâtiment. Au fond à droite, on peut en effet voir les ruines romaines et notamment le laconium. À côté, une autre ruine aussi. Cest à voir mais sans sattarder.

Pode visitar, o local onde ficava a fornalha que servia de aquecimento central das salas adjacentes, e a sala circular destinada a banhos quentes e de vapor.

Inside the town hall you can visit an archeological discovery, the ruins of a Roman bath. From the ground level separated by glass you can see the bath that is located beneath the current ground level, quite impressive.

É até difícil de se achar, ficam no prédio da prefeitura, mas é obrigatório conhecer quando estiver em Évora.

Petit détour à l’hôtel de ville pour amateur de ruine romaine.

I strongly recommend paying these a visit. They are located in the town hall and I suggest having a look around and picking up a free guide pamphlet. They are free to see and are quite interesting.Be aware that there is a limited amount on show and limited information to take in, so expect only a 10 minute visit.

From other reviews we were expecting these Roman Baths to be difficult to find but once you have identified the building - the town hall - the receptionist pointed us in the direction of the baths and gave us an explanatory leaflet that was in English as well as Portuguese. The baths are interesting as much for their situation in the middle of the building, you can see offices through windows around them, as for the construction of the baths. The bath is a 9 m circular bath with steps like a jacuzzi and there are some remains from the furnace too. It isnt worth going out of your way for but if you are passing Monday to Friday in office hours then pop in and see.

Difícil de encontrar, porque as ruínas estão dentro do edifício da Câmara de Évora e não há indicações.

Local muito bonito para visitar com a família

Local muito bonito vale a pena