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O nce Portugal’s capital (from 1139 to 1256), Coimbra is one of the country’s most historic cities, famous for its university, which is one of Europe’s oldest (it was founded in 1290).
Guide to the top 10 attractions, must-see tourist sights, and other major things to do in Coimbra, Portugal
Tourist guide to sightseeing in Coimbra, Portugal, itinerary advice, and insider tips.
Guide to the Roman ruins in Conímbriga, the archaeological site outside Coimbra, Portugal, including transportation information, how to get there, tickets and highlights.
Modern, comfortable express buses connect Coimbra to Lisbon, Porto, and other major cities in Portugal. They all end at the central bus station on Avenida Fernão de Magalhães , which is an easy 10-to-15-minute walk from the old town and major hotels.
The train is the fastest way to reach Coimbra from Lisbon. There are two services -- the slower Intercidades train and the faster Alfa Pendular . The first one takes 2 hours and 2 minutes, and the other 1 hour and 43 minutes.
The top 10 best and most recommended hotels in Coimbra, Portugal, based on guest reviews, facilities and location.
Coimbra 2024 Deals! Get a discount of anywhere between 15% and 70% on accommodation in Coimbra -- look for deals here: Coimbra Hotels, Apartments, Hostels. Before you travel: 1. Explore the 10 must-see attractions. 2. Decide where to stay. 3. See your transportation options. 4. Also going to Lisbon or Algarve?
The train is the best (fastest) way to reach Coimbra from Porto-- it takes a little over one hour. There are two services, the slower Intercidades and the faster Alfa Pendular . The Intercidades takes 1 hour and 22 minutes, and costs €13.75 for the regular/2nd class and €17.85 for first class.
Tourist guide to the aqueduct and botanical garden in Coimbra, Portugal, including admission information and opening times.
