• Aveiro - The delightful city of Aveiro is often referred to as the “Venice of Portugal.” This coastal city boasts a deep connection to the sea and its converging rivers. Enjoy a Moliceiro Boat ride, a unique experience in this region. Aveiro is also famous for its traditional sweet treat: soft eggs.
• Se Nova Catedral de Coimbra - Once a Jesuit Church, this building now serves as the new Cathedral of Coimbra.
• Old Cathedral of Coimbra (Se Velha de Coimbra) - Constructed in the 12th century, this church is a stunning example of Romanesque architecture in Portugal. The staircase here is notable for hosting the Monumental Serenade each year, marking the start of the Academic Week (Queima das Fitas).
• Costa Nova - Known for its vibrant beach area, Costa Nova captivates visitors with the colorful houses lining its shores.
• Rua Quebra Costas - A charming and picturesque street in Coimbra.
• Porta e Torre de Almedina -
• Porta da Barbaca - One of the gates of the Old Wall.
• Largo da Portagem - The main square of the city, situated centrally on the right bank of the River Mondego.
• Igreja de Santa Cruz - This significant 12th-century church, dedicated to Saint Augustine, is regarded as the National Pantheon, as it is the resting place of Portugal’s first two kings.
• Mosteiro de Santa Clara-a-Velha - A splendid example of Gothic architecture.
• Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova - An 18th-century monastery where the city’s patron saint is interred. Visitors can also enjoy a stunning view of the city from here.
• Universidade de Coimbra Alta & Sofia - The guide will provide a description of the University. If guests purchase a ticket, the guide will conduct an interior tour.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Insurance
• Moliceiro Boat Tour (chosen by our company)

• Gratuities
• Lunch

Embark on a journey to Coimbra, the original capital of Portugal and the nation’s earliest educational hub. Coimbra, a city layered with student traditions, donned in black capes, and famed for its romantic Fado music, offers a rich cultural experience. A visit to Coimbra unfolds the beauty of Alta district with its prominent university, the São Miguel Chapel, and the 18th-century Joanina Library. Wander through the narrow lanes, that lead to Baixa district, home to the majestic cathedral, Santa Cruz Church established by Afonso Henriques, the first king of Portugal, his grave lying therein. Delve into the charm of the Mondego River and relish getting disoriented in the tangle of petite streets. Portugal, a nation of both land and water, proudly hosts Aveiro, often referred to as the Portuguese equivalent of Venice, showcasing its landscape of flat plains interspersed with canals, frequented by moliceiro boats.

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