AMERICAN REACTS To Historic Center of Évora, Portugal

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@module79l28 Год назад

0:08 - You do wanna say the first one, with the stress on the first syllable (É). That's how it's pronounced. 🙂 1:12 - The colour of the houses in the Alentejo and Algarve regions (the southernmost ones) are predominantly white because those regions were traditionally hot during the Summer and the white helped maintaining the houses cool inside. 2:30 - What??? For real? 😄 3:30 - Those are the ruins of a Roman temple, built in the 1st century a.C. 7:52 - No, it's the Bones' Chapel. It was built by the Franciscan monks to remind the living that life is not eternal. In the XVI century there were 42 monastic cemeteries in Évora and they were taking too much space, so the monks removed around 5000 graves from them and used the bones to "decorate" the chapel's interior. Over the entrance there's a written phrase that says "we, the bones that are here, for yours we wait". 😊

@zedaadega7420 Год назад

9:15 Those "big stones" are an 8000 years megalith site (built in 6000 B.C.). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almendres_Cromlech

@nelsoncarrico836 Год назад

The 500 hundred year old University Building was missing from the video among other spots

@MrLaureus Год назад

Someday I really appreciated to offer you a voyage to Portugal, eating pasteis de Belém and some Porto or Madeira wine. You deserve such thing!

@ralex.2907 Год назад

07:55 😂 they are skeletones. It's Capela dos Ossos (Chapel of the Bones) containing thousands of skulls. Fun fact: there is an inscription there that says "Nós ossos que aqui estamos, pelos vossos esperamos" (we bones that are here, for yours we wait), eventually a way to show how temporary and fagil human life is.

@joaquimsilvadomingues6927 Год назад

Show Portugal 🇵🇹🇵🇹🥰🥰🥰🥰

@nunobasuga1282 Год назад

Hello!! The peacock's without the big tale are the females, the male's use it to flirt the females in making small 🦚... And orange trees and lemon trees you can see almost everywhere in PT but more from the center to the South 😁 being the Algarve region (south) a big producer of orange🟠 s.

@tomggoncalves Год назад

You also would like Monsaraz or Marvão, two middle aged, fortified cities, in the south of Portugal.

@cesarneves Год назад

Well, the most recent House of Dragon, from Game of thrones was shot in Portugal (Monsanto, check it out)

@ralex.2907 Год назад

What you see at 5:30 is an aqueduct, and it was used to distribute water.

@helenagracio7556 Год назад

It's the Cathedral from XIII century, , not a castle. That "big thing" it's a roman temple. It's not a bridge or a wall, it's the an acqueduct. It's the Bones Chapel. It's a cromelech (check for it) not a stones village😂