• Tricana Of Coimbra - A symbol from another era, the Tricana de Coimbra represents the iconic feminine image of the city.

• Old Cathedral of Coimbra (Se Velha de Coimbra) - Standing before one of the most significant and ancient examples of Romanesque art in Portugal.

• National Museum Machado de Castro - Though it might be easy to overlook, the Machado de Castro National Museum is a key art institution in the country.

• Se Nova Catedral de Coimbra - Just because it’s called “nova,” or “new,” doesn’t mean this religious building lacks wisdom to impart.

• Jardim Botanico - Frequently mentioned among the world’s most beautiful gardens, the Jardim Botânico was established in 1774 at the behest of the Marquis de Pombal.

• Terraço Da Alta - Nestled on a hill overlooking the Rio Mondego, Coimbra embodies the lively spirit of its Baixa, the scholarly nature of its Alta, and the romance and sanctity of its Santa Clara neighborhood.

• University of Coimbra - A visit to Coimbra is incomplete without stopping at this remarkable place. The University of Coimbra showcases the finest in Portuguese science, arts, and culture.

• Coimbra - The University of Coimbra’s global reputation stems from its status as a bastion of knowledge, among other factors.

• Coimbra - Nearing the end of the journey through Coimbra, the Rio Mondego, originating from the Serra da Estrela, is the longest river entirely within Portugal.

• Mosteiro de Santa Clara-a-Velha - Despite the abandonment of many abbeys following the dissolution of various religious orders, the monastery of Santa Clara-a-Velha remains.

• Portugal dos Pequenitos - Designed for children, Portugal dos Pequenitos, or “Portugal of the very small,” is the country’s oldest theme park, located on your left.

• Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova - Situated on the heights of the Santa Clara district, the monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova was constructed between 1648 and 1696 to replace Santa Clara-a-Velha, which suffered multiple floods from the Rio Mondego.

• Miradouro Santa Clara - What a magical spot! Perfectly positioned on the slopes of the Santa Clara district, this miradouro, or lookout, offers stunning views.

• Fado ao Centro - When associating music with Portugal, the word Fado inevitably comes to mind.

• Rua Ferreira Borges - Welcome to Rua Ferreira Borges! This lively street has maintained its medieval route and remains one of the neighborhood’s most vibrant areas.

• Porta da Barbaca - Tucked between two buildings on your right, the Porta da Barbacã is a valuable remnant of Coimbra’s second fortified enclosure.

• Praça do Comércio 57 - A quick glance at Praça do Comércio reveals the church of São Tiago as the area’s historical landmark.

• Studio Baixa de Coimbra - While the historic center spans much of the city, Coimbra consists of two adjacent areas with distinct histories and landscapes.

• Café Santa Cruz - Alongside Café Majestic in Porto and Café Brasileira in Lisbon, Café Santa Cruz de Coimbra completes the trio of the country’s most beautiful cafés.

• Santa Cruz Church - Seamlessly blending into the square’s chromatic and architectural tapestry, the Mosteiro de Santa Cruz is one of Coimbra’s oldest and most significant monuments.

• Restaurant Jardim da Manga - Here, near the enchanting Jardim da Manga, is where the journey pauses.

• Terraço Da Alta - Positioned at an altitude of 160 meters, the Alta de Coimbra represents the city’s other side.

• Torre de Anto - With its sturdy and ancient look, it’s easy to imagine the Torre de Anto as one of the highest points in medieval Coimbra.

• R. Sobre Ribas 10 - Upon crossing the arch, one is pleasantly greeted by a portal adorned with rich naturalist decorations, characteristic of the Manueline architectural style.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• 25 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Coimbra, a gem of Portugal, warmly welcomes visitors to explore its 25 iconic landmarks in just one day. Wander through its charming streets, marvel at the UNESCO World Heritage University of Coimbra, and uncover gems like the Jardim Botânico and the Fado de Coimbra. This walking tour immerses participants in the heart of history and culture, featuring must-see stops that narrate the city’s rich traditions. Perfect for history enthusiasts, families, and students, this route promises a complete immersion into the Coimbrian experience.

• A 6 km circuit, to be completed in 2 hours and 25 minutes.
  Visit historical landmarks such as the Sé Velha and the Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Velha.
• Utilize the audio guide to learn about local anecdotes and stories.
• Accessible to everyone, ideal for families and culture aficionados.

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