Top Coimbra Tours by Duration - page 2

Venture away from the city of Coimbra and spend a day immersed in nature during this private excursion. Head to the mountains for a look at the small shale villages that dot the landscape including Piodao, relax on the riverside beach in Coja, and see a few waterfalls. Throughout the tour, your guide regales you with information about the local area and makes time for you to explore.

Discover one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in the world on our private Fátima tour from Lisbon. At Lisbon Daytrip, we offer pick-up and drop-off services in a 9-seat van, ensuring you enjoy a comfortable and hassle-free travel experience. During this tour, you will visit the iconic Chapel of the Apparitions, the site where the Virgin Mary appeared to the three shepherd children in 1917. You will also see the stunning Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary and the Basilica of the Holy Trinity. Attend a mass and light a candle on this spiritual journey. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the religious and regional souvenir shops in Fátima. Book now to discover the spiritual side of Portugal on our private Fátima tour from Lisbon.

Coimbra, one of the oldest cities in Portugal, a World Heritage Site, the result of various peoples and cultures that inhabited it, has a vast material and intangible heritage. Explore Coimbra, the old capital of Portugal, on a guided tour led by a certified and licensed local Guide in Anthropology. The tour begins at D. Dinis Square, next to the University, where the Guide will be identified with a green t-shirt or shirt and a yellow bottle. We will visit the University (outside), passing through the magnificent Botanical Garden and outer view to the Sé-Nova and National Museum. Visit to Sé-Velha, 12th-century medieval cathedral, square Quebra-Costas. Our visit ends at the Baixa de Coimbra (Church of Santa Cruz, Rua da Sofia, Plaza do Comércio, Largo da Portagem). .

Explore the enchanting Bairrada region, renowned for its excellent sparkling wines with over 130 years of history. This half-day to full-day sommelier experience offers an in-depth journey through the vineyards, where you will learn about local grape varieties, production methods, and the unique terroir. Taste classic wines during a guided tasting at a local winery, complemented by a traditional Bairradino lunch paired with expertly selected wines. Perfect for wine enthusiasts seeking comfort and exclusivity, this private tour ensures a personal touch with a knowledgeable sommelier guiding you throughout. - Pickup available from Coimbra, Aveiro, or Porto in a premium vehicle - Private tour with a sommelier and technical tasting included - Traditional lunch with wine pairing and scenic stops for photos - Maximum group size of 7 for an intimate experience

Experience an exclusive journey through the heart of Portugal on a private tour of Fátima, Batalha, Nazaré, and Alcobaça. We are a Portuguese family business and we are dedicated to providing an incredible experience. Accompanied by a dedicated driver/guide, discover four unique destinations, combining history, culture, religion, heritage, and some of the region's most impressive landscapes.

Discover Coimbra’s academic traditions, its symbols, rituals, and stories as you travel through iconic corners, explore academic traditions, and discover some of the city’s most curious and least-known secrets.

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.

Turn your journey to Lisbon into a rich sightseeing experience with this one-way private tour starting in Fátima, Nazaré, or Óbidos. Instead of a simple transfer, you’ll follow a carefully designed route that allows you to experience the other two towns plus the Monastery of Alcobaça, one of Portugal’s most important UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Your pick-up location is your choice — Fátima, Nazaré, or Óbidos — and during the journey you will stop to visit the two towns you are not starting from, allowing you to enjoy all three destinations before arriving in Lisbon. You will also visit the church of the magnificent Monastery of Alcobaça, famous for the legendary tombs of King Pedro I and Inês de Castro. Fátima is one of the world’s most important pilgrimage sites, where you’ll have time to visit the Sanctuary. Nazaré offers spectacular Atlantic views, dramatic cliffs, and the famous giant-wave coastline. Óbidos is a charming medieval walled town.

Penacova, the village "where Nature lives", where "breathe good air", a place that awaits you and where the river Mondego will guide you! In this village, near Coimbra, where every corner and nook has a story to tell, we will leave on an adventure and in each place, a letter will find! This letter has a history, a memory, a tradition, a monument, a landscape and all together define the identity of this region. Follow and listen to the melody of the waters of the Mondego River and the Alva River, feel the "good air" of Penacova around your face and discover belvederes, windmills and waterfalls while the green mountains will accompany you. Allow yourself to meet the Nature that lives in this county, allow you to enrich your life with stories and build in your heart a book of memories to never forget.

This is an excursion to the 5 Villages of Lousã, with a stop for a guided tour. At Talasnal there will be a tasting of the typical candy - the Talasnico - and tea or coffee. Come with us and get to know the corners of these Villages and the stories that each one tells. Our guides know this territory full of culture and tradition, with much to discover and tell. Immerse yourself in the Serra da Lousã!

Explore the Bairrada region, known for its rich history of sparkling wines, on this exclusive sommelier guided experience. As you journey through enchanting landscapes dotted with vineyards, visit a local winery to learn about the terroir and production methods. Enjoy a technical wine tasting led by an expert sommelier, followed by a traditional lunch paired with local wines. Ideal for wine enthusiasts seeking an in depth understanding of this celebrated wine region, this private tour provides an intimate and educational experience. - Discover Bairrada’s unique sparkling wines with a sommelier - Enjoy a scenic drive with picturesque vineyards and gardens - Experience a guided winery visit with technical wine tasting - Includes personalized storytelling from your guide

Serra da Lousã is known for its “magic villages” of schist but it is not just its stone houses that are magical. In this walk of about 18 km and 900 m of positive difference, we will take you to discover its forests of oak, chestnut and pine trees, always accompanied by water courses and waterfalls. Along this walk we will visit several schist villages where we will take you to imagine what it would be like to live in this summer refuge for shepherds and farmers. Come with us on this adventure, the nature of Serra da Lousã awaits you.

Make the most of your time on shore on this private half-day shore excursion to Fatima Shrine. While most tours that include Fatima Shrine take all day and include other sights, this tour focuses on just the Shrine (including the Cathedral, Basilica and the Appearances Chapel), which you can visit at a relaxed pace, and get back to your ship on time without stress.

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.

If you’re a history buff, don’t miss this private tour focusing on sights significant to the Knights Templar, a Catholic military order. You’ll be able to ask as many questions as you like as you explore with your guide, who gives you ample time at historic gems such as Almourol Castle and the medieval town of Tomar.

In this e-bike tour we invite participants to reach the Roman Ruins of Conímbriga in an environmentally friendly and healthy transport. Before delivering the bikes at our meeting point in front of Astória hotel or in agreed location, we suggest following the properly marked routes of the Carmelite Route (Caminhos de Fátima, follow the blue arrows) to the Ruins and, on the way back, the Route of the Portuguese Central Way (St James Way, follow the yellow arrows). There are about 35km A National Monument since 1910, Conímbriga is the most notable archaeological site from the Roman period in Portugal and also the most visited. The Conímbriga Monographic Museum was founded in 1962 and its mission is to manage the ruins of the Roman city, promote its public exhibition and continue archaeological research on the site. Tickets for visiting the Ruins and the Museum are included in the tour. We assist you for any questions or mechanical details.

Take the hassle out of planning a visit to one of Portugal’s highest mountains—and visit several other destinations along the way—with this thoughtfully-curated full-day excursion to Estrela Mountain and Piodão. Forget about public transport with your private driver-guide at the wheel of the comfortable air-conditioned minivan and instead take in the views as you ascend (then descend) the mountain. Stops at Piodão, among other spots, are included.

A great choice for history buffs, this tour takes you to several important religious sites. Visit the Church of the Most Holy Trinity, Chapel of the Apparitions, Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary, and the Monastery of the Battle. You’ll also visit the Lighthouse of Nazare and spend some time in the picturesque town of Obidos.

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

Soak up the scenery of central Portugal from the back of a bike—something few travelers really get to experience—during this full-day ride down the Ecopista do Dão. In the company of a guide and a small group capped at 8 participants, cover almost 50km and enjoy an intimate experience that is well-suited to experienced cyclists.

Guided route in an off-road vehicle with a driver through the places of greatest natural, human and cultural interest in Serra da Lousã. Includes visit to four Schist Villages of Serra da Lousã, Trevim (highest point of Serra da Lousã), Santo António da Neve and Neveiros Reais (former Royal Fábrica do Gelo from the 18th century) and the Alge river valley (where the sites of mountains with more deer and roe deer), passing through places of rare beauty, such as centuries-old chestnut trees, deciduous and coniferous forests and breathtaking viewpoints. Depending on the route (half day or full day) the organization will define the Schist Villages to visit in each program, but as a rule are the following: Gondramaz (Miranda do Corvo), Aigra Nova (headquarters of the Schist Traditions Eco-Museum) and Aigra Velha (Góis) and Candal, Cerdeira or Talasnal (Lousã). The program may include lunch.

Explore Coimbra’s religious history and art on a guided walking tour through engaging storytelling. Begin at the Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova, a 17th-century convent built for the Poor Clares after floods forced them to abandon their previous monastery. Continue to the Monastery of Santa Cruz, where you can see the tombs of the First King of Portugal and admire the unique azulejo tiles in the church. Here you will learn how the Augustinian Canons helped make medieval Coimbra a major center of learning long before the University of Coimbra gained international recognition. At the Old Cathedral of Coimbra, discover one of the finest Romanesque cathedrals in Portugal. Along the way, also see the ruins of Santa Clara-a-Velha, the Church of Santiago, the Convent of São Francisco, the Torre de Almedina, and the New Cathedral. This is a tour designed for those who enjoy history in-depth, but also want to experience Coimbra on foot, in a way that feels unhurried, and memorable.

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.

Discover what’s left of the ancient Roman empire in Portugal when you visit the Conímbriga ruins from Coimbra. Alongside a private guide, explore the site that dates back to prehistoric times but was established as the capital of Lusitânia by the Romans in 139 BC. See the remains of the manor houses, the Roman Forum, Domus, and much more.