The Weir Bridge is located on the Mondego riverbed, in the city of Coimbra. Designed in 1978, it started operating [...]

The Monastery of Santa Clara de Coimbra, popularly known as “Convento de Santa Clara-a-Velha” (Velha=Old), is located on the left [...]

Designed by architects Souto Moura and Siza Vieira, for Expo 2000, held in Hannover (Germany), the “Pavilhão Centro de Portugal” [...]

The University of Coimbra is a public university. Established in 1290 in Lisbon, it went through a number of relocations [...]

Mondego River is the fifth largest Portuguese river and the first of all that has its course entirely in Portugal. [...]

A mythical place in Coimbra´s history, from “Lapa dos Esteios” it is possible to appreciate a unique landscape of the [...]

The building was initially built on June 16, 1748, at the request of D. Miguel da Anunciação, bishop of Coimbra [...]

The Monastery of Santa Clara-a-Nova, also known as the “Convent of the Queen Santa Isabel”( Queen Santa Isabel´s Convent), was [...]

“Ponte de Santa Clara” (Saint Claire´s Bridge), is a road bridge over the river Mondego, in the center of the [...]

Coimbra’s Railway Station, also known as “Coimbra-A” or “Coimbra-Cidade” (City), and popularly called “Estação Nova” (New Railway Station), is an [...]

The Old Cathedral of Coimbra is one of the most important Romanesque buildings in the country. Its construction started sometime [...]

Pedro e Inês Bridge is a pedestrian and cycle path bridge over the Mondego River. It was opened in 2006 [...]

“Ponte Rainha Santa Isabel” (Queen Saint Isabel Bridge) was inaugurated in 2004. Its construction allowed quicker access to the south [...]