IS THIS PORTUGAL'S MOST UNDERRATED CITY? EXPLORING BEAUTIFUL COIMBRA PORTUGAL 🇵🇹

Coimbra Portugal was love at first sight! During our visit to Coimbra we learned so much about Portuguese history and culture. Did you know Coimbra is Portugal's third largest city? And that it used to be the capital of Portugal? And that they have their own unique style of Fado music? Or that it is home to Portugal's most prestigious university? Ok, I'll stop now.

Coimbra is an incredible city and you should not skip it! After all, it is located in between Lisbon and Porto which you are probably visiting anyways! :) Trust us, you are going to love the vibe in Coimbra! It's a very fun university town!

Thanks so much for watching and we will see you next time! If you have any questions, please let us know ;)

XO,
Aimara & Gordon

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[waysoftheworld_]

Favorite part? 3... 2... 1.... G singing Fado? 🙂 Let us know yours! Hope you all have an amazing weekend ❤

[takssista]

Thank you. I live in Coimbra and was looking for an English video about the city to send to a friend overseas, and loved it. Glad you enjoyed your stay!

[waysofstyle_]

For sure one of Portugal’s most underrated city! We had the best experience in Coimbra!! Add this to your Portugal itinerary!! 🙌🏻🇵🇹

[SoniaDill]

Very pleasant video. I am surprised it didn't get mote views. Anyway, I will be in Coimbra in August and will make sure to try the tentugal and the Coimbra fado. Thank you for the tips!

[DonaldEmmans-nyec]

A wonderful introduction to this city .
I am keen to visit !!

[Treepole]

Just got here
In the old town
Headin for beers and drinks
Love this place already
First place on our Camino walk
Peace

[hydeyoungg]

Hello. It is a beautiful and historical city. Thanks for this nice presentation. See you.

[JesusArreola-cwsl]

Those pastries looked hella delicious. great video guys!

[gletschert]

All that beautiful music takes me right back to Coimbra! Maybe I missed my calling of becoming a fado singer there!

[NurseyPooh]

I was in Porto 3 weeks ago and wanted to go there. My friend met me and wanted to do a tour of Braga and Guimarais. So beautiful!

[frankybabyblue]

Loved Coimbra and love your suggestions. Great work

[mihaigrosu]

Hi guys, thanks for another great video. I'm glad that I watch this video after dinner, to much goodies 😍😂. I have to add that Coimbra is by far my favorite destination in the Portugal vlog (for the moment) 😍😍

[pauldobson]

I love the subtitling....about 20 different ways of spelling Coimbra, including Grandma.

[gtagide]

Coimbra is an amzing city
Chanfana is one of the best meals that you can eat in Portugal
Fado is our soul

[lourdespereira]

O pastel de Tentúgal é de uma vila perto de Coimbra e monte mor o velho perto de praia da figueira da foz onde desagua o rio Mondego ❤

[NB]

I'm going to vacation tot this city this friday wit my mother, grandmother and little brother. My uncle lives there and
we are going to sleep there in his quinta with him . His quinta is called :
quinta da mamadeira . Search on google . We are dutch and my uncle too. He also have a appartment in
lisbon.

[cgonsalves]

Great video! Did they allow photography in the library?

[dangercat]

Found out I got some Portuguese DNA and this was one of the main cities highlighted. Much love to Portugal from the states

[jmguerreiro]

The Mondego river devide the town in north and south not east and west... 😊

[margsangster]

Loved your video thank you. May I ask if you stayed overnight and if so, where did you stay? In the Old Town area or elsewhere? What would you recommend. Cheers from Australia