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What lies beyond the usual story of Fátima? Discover Fátima on a private walking tour designed for curious travellers who want to understand this extraordinary place—not simply visit it. Explore the Sanctuary with a knowledgeable local guide and discover the history, architecture, art and symbolism behind one of the world’s most important pilgrimage destinations. Learn about the 1917 apparitions and how Fátima evolved from a rural village into a global centre of pilgrimage. Explore its monuments, sacred art, architecture and recurring symbols, while choosing the perspective that interests you most: religious, historical, cultural or even non-religious. We distinguish clearly between documented history, religious tradition and later interpretations or speculation. This is not a conventional pilgrimage tour. It is a thoughtful exploration of Fátima’s history, meaning and mysteries. Private. Personalised. Historically grounded. History without myths. Mystery without fiction.

Conimbriga is the Roman city of excellence in Portugal. In the process of being nominated as a World Heritage Site, and with much still to discover, Conimbriga is a journey into the past. Discover, among other places, the fountain house, the wall, the cantaber house, the forum, the enigmatic swastika house and the museum, which houses various objects discovered over the years in Conimbriga. With a certified guide who studied Anthropology, you have the oportunity to know Conimbriga

Get to know Coimbra on this private walking tour of the area with a private guide. This is not a large group tour, so you can go at your own pace and customize your itinerary if you like. Your local guide will show you several sites like Praca do Comercio, Santa Cruz Monastery, and much more while you learn about the history of the area.

Immerse yourself in Portugal’s holiest city—and enjoy an accessible, personal way to bring its history to life—on this private walking tour of Fátima. Meet your guide at your preferred start time, and set off to explore landmarks like the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima, Chapel of the Apparitions, and more. As you go, your guide will share stories of religious apparitions, famous pilgrimages, and other unique local events.

Discover the history of Coimbra on a guided tour of the city's castles. Learn about the city's military fortresses and the role they played in the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula. During the ascendancy of D. Afonso Henriques, he focused heavily on in the protection of the city, as it was essential for the conquest of the territory. At this time they were created a set of buildings and military fortresses that made it possible to fill the gap security and protect the city. At this time, the first king D. Afonso Henriques was fighting against Moors and Muslims and other communities that inhabited the Iberian Peninsula, through the conquest of kingdom. This network of castles was fundamental not only to protect the city of Coimbra, which at the time it was the place where the court was established, but also to guarantee the stability necessary for the continuation of the conquest of the south.

The Romanesque Routes offer the opportunity to discover three essential places to Roman life in the central area of the country, accompanied by our friendly guide, you will have a unique and complete experience. Our guide will accompany you throughout the tour, show you the best places and answer all questions. Our goal is for you to have a tour, without haste, as comfortable as possible, and that is why we offer a pick up service at the place that suits you best. Come and discover more about Roman life and the legacy that is still preserved today, not only in ruins, but in culture, handicrafts, agriculture and so many other things.

Our adventures are not just made of Nature and proof of this is our visit to the historic village of Monsanto In 1938, this was considered the most Portuguese village in Portugal and was awarded the silver rooster that it still proudly displays today on its Lucano tower. In this village everything seems magical, its location on the slope of a granite outcrop meant that the village's inhabitants built houses using the huge boulders as part of the housing structure, often defying the laws of physics. At the top we find the Monsanto castle which still shows its grandeur and the ingenuity of the Portuguese people who built it, also becoming known in recent years for being one of the settings for the famous series "Game of Thrones" All of this will always be accompanied by breathtaking landscapes and unforgettable displays of nature.

Guided tour in a vehicle with driver/guide through places of greatest natural interest, human and cultural aspects of Serra da Lousã. Includes visit to Lousã Castle, three Schist Villages of Serra da Lousã (Talasnal, Candal and Cerdeira), Trevim (highest point of Serra da Lousã), Santo António da Neve and Neveiros Reais (formerly Real 19th century Ice Factory. XVIII), passing through places of rare beauty, such as centuries-old chestnut trees, deciduous forests and conifers and breathtaking viewpoints.

Delve into the fascinating history of the Templar Knights in Portugal on this guided tour. Start at the impressive Castelo de Soure, the first fortress established by the Templars, where you'll uncover tales of their battles and alliances. Next, explore the majestic Convento de Cristo, a symbol of their legacy and a treasure trove of history. This tour offers a unique perspective on the Templars' role in protecting Christian pilgrims and their enduring influence in Portugal's history. - Guided exploration of the Templar Knights' history in Portugal - Visit the Castelo de Soure, the first Templar castle in the country - Discover the Convento de Cristo, a major historical landmark - Learn about the alliance between Templars and King D. Afonso Henriques

This is a new product offered by RM Tour in Coimbra. A private tour for those who love history and want to get the most out of their guide. RM Tour was born from the idea of transforming visits to the University of Coimbra into a unique experience, transforming the guided tour into a pleasant experience of knowledge and cultural enrichment in an interesting way. Therefore, in our company we always seek to combine the beautiful history of the University of Coimbra with the present day and its customs that permeate our institution to this day. This was all made possible by the training we have in the areas of history, sociology and tourism. Our employees are alumni of the University of Coimbra, which brings a great appreciation and knowledge of it to our services.

On this tour, we leave Lisbon in a comfortable luxury car and, in approximately 1h20, we arrive in Fátima. At the sanctuary, our driver-guide will share details about the history of the apparitions and the events linked to the site. This will allow our clients time to attend Mass and experience their faith. After lunch, we will visit the simple and charming houses of Jacinta, Francisco and Lúcia. We returned to Lisbon after an unforgettable day in Fátima.

Private guided route in an off-road vehicle with driver/guide through places of greatest natural, human and cultural heritage of Serra da Estrela: Tower (highest point in Serra da Estrela and mainland Portugal), Poço do Inferno (largest waterfall in the mountains), Covão da Ponte (recreation area on the Mondego river), Mondego river valley, including the chapel of Nª Srª de Assedasse, the option to visit Folgosinho, Linhares da Beira, Penhas Douradas and the Vale do Rossim Dam, glacial valley of the Zêzere river valley and Covão d’ametade, Santinha, Cabeça do Pharaó, Azinha and Corredor dos Mouros, with viewpoint of Capela S. Lourenço. The route can be changed, according to the group's departure and arrival location, the available time and existing atmospheric conditions. We guarantee the best experience in Serra da Estrela!

Guided tour in a vehicle with driver/guide through places of greatest natural interest, human and cultural aspects of Serra da Estrela. Includes morning visit to Poço do Inferno (largest waterfall in the mountains), Vale Glacier, Covão d'Ametade, highest point of the mountain (Torre, 2000m). Lunch in Folgosinho (not included in the price). From the part of the afternoon visit Folgosinho, Cabeça do Faraó, Covão da Ponte and Vale do Mondego. There is the option of visiting a traditional burel factory, not included in the price

Guided route in an off-road vehicle with driver/guide through places of greatest natural, human and cultural heritage of the Serra do Açor: Morning with visit/passage through the Santuário Sra. Montalto, Serra da Aveleira, Selada das Eiras, Posto de Vigia, Mata da Margaraça, Fraga da Pena and Aldeia do Xisto de Benfeita. No lunch included. Afternoon: S. Pedro do Açor, Estrada Real, Chãs de Égua, Piódão and Monte do Colcurinho. The route can be adapted according to the intended departure and arrival location. According to this adaptation, the area of Pico da Cebola, village of Malhada da Serra, several ridges of the Açor overlooking the Sta Dam. Luzia and the Schist Village of Fajão.

A circuit for speed lovers! Come speed up! Rent a buggy with 110 hp and do a forest circuit at full speed and overlooking the Serra da Estrela, at the wheel of a Polaris RZR XP 4 1000 with 110 hp. The price refers to the Buggy rental and each car can take up to 4 people without any additional cost. The Speed Circuit is made in an agricultural and forest area, with guaranteed earth, sand and mud or dust. Suitable for a 4×4 driving baptism.

Embark on a fascinating journey to the heart of Templar history! Starting from Lisbon, embark on an unforgettable adventure to Tomar, the Templar city by excellence, where mystery and legend intersect in the streets and monuments. Visit the iconic Convent of Christ, one of the most impressive Templar legacy in the world and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk through the enigmatic cloisters, discover the secrets of Charola and feel the mystical energy that still echoes in its walls today. For lunch, nothing better than a theme restaurant where you can delight with a meal inspired by the medieval period, recreating the spirit of ancient knights. Explore the charming historic center, with time to absorb the medieval atmosphere and visit iconic sites like the Church of Santa Maria do Olival, ancient Pantheon of the Templar Knights. Return bringing not only memories, but also the spirit of the legendary Templar Knights.

In this tour we invite you to come cycling in the vineyards, knowing this vast territory in a different and exclusive way, where you will have direct contact with the grapes and the producers. Time to visit one of the traditional wineries of the Rota da Bairrada and finish with wine and sparkling wine tasting.

On this tour of Açor Mountain we invite participants to a rural experience where nature is queen. After pick up in Coimbra we head towards the Historic Village of Piódão. We get lost walking through the steep and narrow labyrinthine streets where we are easily surprised by the architectural beauty of every corner. At lunchtime, we suggest a typical restaurant to taste the local delicacy, the Chanfana. On the way back to Coimbra, in the Protected Area of Mata da Margaraça, we walked for a while to realize the biodiversity of the abundant spontaneous vegetation in the forest. We also include a visit to the Fraga da Pena waterfall. Right next door, we also visit the Schist Village of Benfeita and after walking through the charming village, we head towards the starting point, in Coimbra.

This tour is led by a local guide who is passionate about Coimbra and dedicated to sharing its history, culture, and traditions in an engaging and authentic way. Rather than simply presenting dates and facts, we bring the city to life through stories, local insights, and historical context. We focus on providing accurate, high-quality information based on historical research while also highlighting the traditions, customs, and everyday life that make Coimbra unique. As a local experience, the tour offers a genuine perspective on the city, helping visitors understand not only its famous monuments but also its identity, heritage, and people. Whether it is the legacy of the University of Coimbra, the medieval streets of the old town, or the traditions that have shaped the city for centuries, the goal is to offer an informative, enjoyable, and memorable experience for every visitor.

What really happened in Fátima in 1917? More than a century after the reported apparitions, Fátima remains one of the world’s most important pilgrimage destinations—and one of Portugal’s most intriguing historical stories. On this small-group walking tour, go beyond the Sanctuary and discover the history behind the events that transformed a rural village into a global place of pilgrimage. Visit the Chapel of the Apparitions, the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary and the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity, while learning about the lives of Lúcia, Francisco and Jacinta and the religious, social and political context of 1917. Explore what is historically documented, what witnesses reported, and how later interpretations shaped the story. Discover Fátima’s symbols, traditions and enduring mysteries from different perspectives. A respectful cultural experience for pilgrims, history lovers and curious travellers. History without myths. Mystery without fiction.

Private experience: Fátima, Nazaré, and Óbidos. Travel privately with your own local guide and private car as you explore the spiritual heart of Fátima, the world-famous surf cliffs of Nazaré, and the medieval magic of Óbidos. No buses, no crowds, just authentic stories, scenic views, and the comfort of a Croco Discovery tour designed for discerning travelers. Every detail is handled, from hotel pickup to amazing photos, so you can simply relax and enjoy the journey.

Fado is one of Portugal’s most emblematic musical styles. On this self-guided audio tour around the medieval perimeter of Coimbra you’ll discover that, for many people, the city’s music, rituals, and intangible heritage are even more important than its monuments and iconic buildings. The tour begins at Largo da Portagem, a square in downtown Coimbra. From there, you’ll explore the most iconic sights within the historical area, while you listen to the sweet sounds of Fado music. You'll learn more about this musical genre and the differences between Coimbra and Lisbon’s variations. Admire part of the original city walls at Torre de Anto, take in the oldest café in town, Café Santa Cruz, and visit Diligência Bar with its spectacular carved Ançã stone. Stand outside the impressive Old Cathedral and learn the difference between Street Serenades and Monumental Serenades before ending in a UNESCO-protected street at Museum of Music of Coimbra, where you can see a live show.

Portugal's first capital has a habit of giving old buildings new jobs. A royal throne room is now where doctoral students defend their theses. A parish church is now a café. A Moorish gate still guards the hill. This self-guided audio walking tour, on the Tourific app, stitches it all together. Follow a route from the Monastery of Santa Cruz, where Portugal's first two kings lie buried, up cobblestone backstreets to Europe's oldest surviving university, where bats work the night shift in the Joanina Library. Hear how a student serenade became the secret signal that toppled a dictatorship, and trace the doomed love of Pedro and Inês. Walk at your own pace, pause when you want, restart when you're ready. No fixed meeting time, no group to keep up with, full offline access. Over 20,000 travelers have used our self-guided walking tours, and this Coimbra audio tour comes with a full refund guarantee. If you'd rather wander and listen than follow a raised umbrella, this one's for you.

Tomar’s history extends far beyond its famous Templar connections. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll discover how this medieval fortress town became a center of exploration, Jewish scholarship, and cultural traditions. Starting in front of the Church Santa Maria do Olival, where Templar masters lie buried, you’ll follow the peaceful Nabão River through neighborhoods where centuries of Portuguese life have unfolded. You’ll hear about the Age of Discovery and several colourful Portuguese festivals as you stroll past traditional pastry shops serving sweets found nowhere else. You’ll weave through the historic Jewish Quarter with its remarkably preserved medieval synagogue, and beside waterways that once powered mills for the powerful religious orders. Along the way, you’ll find out how Jewish, Christian, and Moorish influences shaped the town’s identity. The tour ends in the historical Largo do Pelourinho, a square that once served as the town’s center of justice.