• University of Coimbra - Visit one of Europe’s oldest universities, established in 1290, and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Experience its magnificent Baroque library, historic lecture halls, and centuries-old academic traditions in the heart of Coimbra.
• University of Coimbra - The Royal Palace of the University of Coimbra stands as one of Portugal’s most historic structures. Initially a royal residence, it later became the core of the University of Coimbra, one of Europe’s oldest educational institutions.
• University of Coimbra - The Joanina Library is celebrated as one of the world’s most beautiful and historic libraries. Constructed in the 18th century under King João V, it contains a precious collection of over 60,000 ancient books. Situated at the University of Coimbra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the library is famed for its lavishly decorated interiors and its unique preservation method, which includes bats that protect the books from insects.
• University of Coimbra - The Chapel of St. Michael (Capela de São Miguel) is among the oldest and most significant chapels at the University of Coimbra. Built in the 16th century, it showcases exquisite Baroque and Manueline architectural features. The chapel has been a focal point for religious ceremonies, academic traditions, and celebrations within the university. Its richly adorned interior, featuring intricate woodwork and gilded altars, embodies the historical and cultural legacy of Coimbra.
• Aveiro - Aveiro is a delightful city in central Portugal, often referred to as the “Venice of Portugal” due to its charming canals and vibrant moliceiro boats. Renowned for its Art Nouveau architecture, traditional salt pans, and delectable local sweets known as ovos moles, Aveiro blends cultural heritage with scenic beauty. The city is also a center for universities, maritime traditions, and coastal tourism, making it a distinctive destination for history, culture, and relaxation.
• Aveiro Emotions - Moliceiros are traditional, vividly painted boats native to the canals of Aveiro, Portugal. Originally used for harvesting seaweed (moliço) from the lagoon, these boats are now primarily utilized for tourism. Each moliceiro is adorned with colorful, hand-painted designs and often depicts humorous or satirical scenes. They are a quintessential symbol of Aveiro, reflecting the city’s maritime heritage and artistic traditions. This will be your boat ride.
• Igreja Matriz de Santa Maria de Valega - Situated in the parish of Valega in Portugal, this historic religious site is renowned for its architectural and cultural importance. The church showcases a blend of traditional Portuguese styles, with prominent Baroque and Manueline design elements. It has long served as a hub for local worship and community gatherings, embodying the region’s religious traditions and heritage. Its interior often features stunning altars, artwork, and decorative details that attract visitors interested in history, art, and architecture.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Lunch
• Gratuites

Explore the historic allure of Coimbra, which hosts one of Europe’s oldest universities, and the scenic canals of Aveiro, frequently referred to as the “Venice of Portugal.” Immerse yourself in vibrant culture, breathtaking architecture, and authentic cuisine on this unforgettable day excursion.

A traditional Moliceiro boat ride is included in the tour for your enjoyment.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.