• Coimbra - Coimbra is a city characterized by its narrow streets, courtyards, stairways, and medieval arches. It is the birthplace of the country’s first university, which is also one of the oldest in Europe. The city’s name originates from the Roman city of Conímbriga.
• University of Coimbra - Situated along the banks of the Mondego River, Coimbra is renowned for its university, the oldest in Portugal and among the oldest in Europe. Over the years, it has shaped the city’s identity as “the city of students.”

The visit begins at the university, established in the 13th century and recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site, a designation that also includes Rua da Sofia and the upper part of the city.

Climbing the university’s tower, which houses the bells marking the start and end of classes, offers a magnificent 360º view of Coimbra. However, there is plenty to explore at ground level as well.

The Pátio das Escolas courtyard, the Sala dos Capelos hall where significant ceremonies occur, the Chapel of São Miguel with its grand Baroque organ, and the Joanine Library, which contains over 300,000 works from the 16th to 18th centuries displayed in stunning gilt-covered bookcases, are all worth visiting.

• Aveiro - Aveiro is a city located on Portugal’s west coast, established beside a lagoon known as Ria de Aveiro.

The city is famous for its canals, navigated by colorful moliceiros boats used for harvesting algae, and for its art nouveau-style buildings, including the Cathedral of Aveiro with its notable steeple.

• Private transportation
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Tickets;
• Meals

This tour offers a delightful journey to Coimbra, the birthplace of Portugal’s first university, as we head north to reach Aveiro, often referred to as the “Portuguese Venice.”

Coimbra is renowned for its charming narrow streets, courtyards, stairways, and medieval arches. It is home to the country’s first university, one of the oldest in Europe, and its name originates from the Roman city of Conímbriga.

Aveiro, located on Portugal’s west coast, was established beside a lagoon known as Ria de Aveiro. The city is famous for its canals, navigated by vibrant moliceiros boats used for algae harvesting, and is also known for its art nouveau architecture, including the Cathedral of Aveiro with its striking steeple.

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