Decorate the walls of the royal palace in Evora with ornate tiles. The originally white and blue ceramic tiles, called azulejos, were once introduced by the Moors. The Portuguese took it for themselves after their King Manuel I was overwhelmed by the beauty of the ornate tiles during a visit to the Alhambra in southern Spain. He immediately instructed his servants that the walls of his own palace in Portugal should be decorated with similarly magnificent tiles. The idea of the game is very simple: the players choose tiles of one color either from a manufacture tile or from the central offer. This means that one of the series of samples must then be filled in. The players get a high number of points if they manage to tile the palace wall as skilfully as possible.