• Largo da Portagem - This is one of the main squares in the city center. Here you’ll learn about the city’s occupation over time and what you can visit on the other side of the river.
• Praca do Comercio - This square is dominated by two churches from the twelve century. You’ll learn more about it here at this spot
• Igreja Santiago - The Church of St. James was originally founded in the 12th century and has undergone many changes throughout its history
• Igreja de Santa Cruz - The Church of Santa Cruz was part of the monastery founded in the 12th century under the sponsorship of the first king of Portugal. His tomb is inside the church.
• Torre de Almedina - The Almedina arch and tower were part of the city’s main defense wall, giving access to the interior of the walled city. Here you can also admire the beautiful sculpture dedicated to Fado of Coimbra.
• Old Cathedral of Coimbra (Se Velha de Coimbra) - The Old Cathedral has a fortress-like appearance and was built in the 12th century. It also has a very strong relationship with the university’s academic traditions.
• Museu Nacional de Machado de Castro - The history of the Machado de Castro museum goes all the way back to the Roman Empire. Often overlooked by tourists, this is one of the best views in the city.
• Se Nova Catedral de Coimbra - The New Cathedral combines Baroque and Mannerist styles in a single building. This space was a Jesuit college before being converted into a cathedral.
• University of Coimbra - This is the oldest university in the country and one of the oldest in Europe. You can learn more about the academic traditions and the evolution of this space since the occupation by the Muslims. With the help of some photos, you’ll find out what you can find inside and tips on visiting.
• Jardim Botanico - Our tour will end at this botanical garden created in the 18th century. Here you will learn about the tragic love story of Pedro and Inês with its dramatic episodes that took place in Coimbra.

• Expert and Passionate Tour Guide
• Sheet or pdf with recommendations from a local to enjoy Coimbra to the fullest
• Snacks

• Other paid entrances
• Tips or Gratuities

On this walking tour, you’ll uncover all of Coimbra’s key attractions.

It’s an ideal way to explore the city if you only have a few hours.

If you have more time, this tour serves as a great introduction. You can use the tips provided during the tour to delve deeper into certain aspects in the following days.

Don’t just settle for a few historical anecdotes about the city.

Join a tour led by a guide registered with the national tourist office, but in a more informal and relaxed setting. Gain knowledge, context, and experience from a local.

With this tour, you will receive:

• An overview of the city’s history
• Visits to all of Coimbra’s main attractions
• Insights into the most important academic traditions
• Recommendations on restaurants and the best spots for photos and panoramic views
• A quick reference guide to the city in paper or PDF format

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.