Based on 2 experiences
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based on 2 experiences
I loved Coimbra. It's a university town. At river level, there's a wonderful pedestrian street with great cafes and street music. Up the hill is the beautiful university. I saw Fado music at an ancient cafe in a chapel and took a guided ancient boat ride. Stayed in a very affordable boutique hotel right on the pedestrian street.
Posted: November 5, 2023Hannah
United States
I felt very safe here! I visited the Joanina Library and fell in love with it. Aside from the library, there’s not much else to see, but it’s a very relaxing little town, and in my opinion, still definitely worth a visit. The entire little city is very walkable distance-wise; I didn’t need public transportation for anything. That said, a lot of it is very hilly! There is a botanical garden that’s beautiful and a mall with a cinema to provide entertainment. I really loved it here. As a solo female traveler, I felt very safe.
Posted: May 18, 2023Beatriz
hi! i’m bea, a student in portugal! i would love to be able to know the world more in terms of culture, cuisine and nature
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İlayda
I’m from Turkey. But now I stay Coimbra/Portugal. I am a Erasmus student in here. I want travel, meeting new people and getting yo know different culture in this time. I love take a picture. I’m interested books, playing kalimba etc.
🇵🇹 Portugal
Carolina
Hello, My name is Carolina and I'm interested in art, architecture, books, cinema, culture, languages, history, events & social, food & cuisine, nature, nightlife, dancing, sunbathing, swimming and photography
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Akmaral
3 days
I am Akmaral. I was born in Kazakhstan live currently in Coimbra, Portugal. I lived and studied in France, Italy, USA. I am a scientist, fan of fashion and cats :)