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Explore Coimbra: Walking Tour with a Local Guide
¥2,819
per adult

Coimbra Downtown: Private walking tour with tickets
¥14,270
per adult

Coimbra Top Attractions Walking Tour
¥901
per adult
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Coimbra : Guide to tour, with local guide/certificate, and an entry
¥7,748
per adult

Coimbra Walking Tour with Audioguide on Your Smartphone
¥1,800
per adult

Coimbra: Personal & Flexible Walking Tour in Historic Center
¥2,162
per adult
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Montemor-o-Velho must see attractions
1. Coimbra University
Dating back more than seven centuries, Coimbra University is the historic highlight of the city’s town center. Its 16th-century campus contains some of the most intriguing landmarks in the region, including a tower, a chapel and a palace. Speak with the docents for a comprehensive understanding of the university’s history.
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2. Portugal dos Pequenitos
Portugal dos Pequenitos is the Little Portugal area that features tiny versions of the country’s most iconic landmarks. It is a fun and educational facility, where kids can find out about the cornerstones of Portuguese culture. Snap photos of your favorite tiny structures as you recognize these models of famous houses and monuments.
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3. Biblioteca Joanina
The Biblioteca Joanina is a historic hilltop library with stunning Baroque touches. Dating back to the 1700s, the library is one of the highlights of Coimbra University’s campus and offers wonderful views of the surrounding Old Town area. Snap photos of this marvelous structure and admire its ornate décor and grandiose features.
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4. Old Cathedral of Coimbra
Dating back as far as the 12th century, the majestic Velha Cathedral is a rare example of a preserved church of Romanesque design from the Reconquista era. Admire the fortress-like design of the cathedral’s façade, with its narrow arched windows and battlements marking the roof.
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5. Montemor-o-Velho Castle
Perched on a hill overlooking much of the surrounding region, Montemor-o-Velho Castle is a striking sight indeed. Walk around the battlements, explore the land between its defensive walls and imagine what life was like here during medieval times for the soldiers who stood on guard.
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