Sobre história, cultura e tradição: das praxes à queima de fitas

Évora, a historic city in Portugal's Alentejo region and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986, stands out for its exceptionally well-preserved center, which serves as a significant cultural and economic hub. The study highlights Évora's role as a major tourist destination and academic center, with approximately 57,000 inhabitants, including around 10,500 students enrolled in the University of Évora. Key attractions such as the Templo Romano de Évora (Templo de Diana), Capela dos Ossos, Igreja da Sé de Évora, and Colégio do Espírito Santo contribute to its cultural significance and economic vitality. The research likely delves into the interplay between history, culture, and tradition in shaping Évora's identity, particularly focusing on practices like the 'queima de fitas' (burning of ribbons), which may hold symbolic or ritualistic importance.

Gomes, K. (2019). Sobre história, cultura e tradição: das praxes à queima de fitas. Pelos Caminhos de Portugal, 54–62. https://doi.org/10.18616/portugal10