Multiformity is the watch-word for Portugal because of its multifacited terrain, from the white sandy beaches in the South to the snow-capped mountains and thick green forests in the Central and North regions. The "Green Heart" of Portugal is the tag given to the Central area because of the blanket of trees containing aromatic pine and eucalyptus trees, which blanket the valleys and mountains. The place is engulfed with stunning natural beauty. Travellers who visit Central Portugal cannot escape the breath-taking nature of the environment in which they find themselves.
Sensational rural Central Portugal and the wonderful beaches of the Silver Coast are reached more beneficially by car. Complementing the beauty of the forests, mountains and rivers in Central Portugal are an assortment of adventure attractions for those who are active. These include fishing, mountain-biking, kayaking, mountaineering and hiking. Facilities are available in Central Portugal for those who do not want to venture far for a beach-type environ. There are a mixture of river beaches with water sports, pedal boats, restaurants and bars available. An alternative place to go to is the Montebello Golf and Spa Resort, set in beautiful environs. Also, the historic university city of Coimbra is well worth a visit.
The capital of Portugal from 1139 to 1260 was Coimbra. However, it is now the primary city of the Central region. The chief seat of learning in Portugal is the University of Coimbra. It is positioned on top of a hill that dominates the city beneath and is one of Central Portugal's primary tourist attractions. The university itself has a beautiful Baroque Chapel; there are over 300,000 historial books in the Library and its ceiling is covered in complex carvings. plus, more than 32 acres of 18th century Botanical gardens, which are seen as some of the most beautiful in Europe.
Coimbra was an important area of the Aeminium in Roman times. There is still an aqueduct and cryptoporticus remaining from that period. Nearby is the ancient city of Conimbriga which possesses some of the best preserved Roman ruins in Europe. On top of Roman history, there are a fair collection of museums in Coimbra. There is the City Museum and the Museo Nacional Machado de Castro, the most important in Portugal.
The life-blood of Central Portugal is the River Mondego, which makes its way through the hills and valleys. When the River Mondego reaches Coimbra, it is at its most splendid. Guests can enjoy its beauty by ferry, canoe or at one of the numerous and varied cafes and restaurants along its banks.
The Portuguese are well known for their welcoming manner and Central Portugal is no different. The Portuguese language can at the beginning appear testing, notwithstanding, after getting the basics sorted and attempting to talk with local people, efforts are regularly rewarded with enormous smiles and a glass of homemade port or wine.
A long history of migrant working is behind the Portuguese people. At any one time there is, on average 30% of the country's native population working abroad. Those who select to visit, live or work in Portugal are greeted with a very accepting attitude from the Portuguese people. This is due to the detail that on average, 30% of the population work abroad.
Central Portugal is a great region for a mixture of experiences and places to visit. It is an area of spectacular natural beauty steeped in history, custom and culture. The region is engulfed in glorious natural beauty, is overflowing with history, culture and tradition.
Sensational rural Central Portugal and the wonderful beaches of the Silver Coast are reached more beneficially by car. Complementing the beauty of the forests, mountains and rivers in Central Portugal are an assortment of adventure attractions for those who are active. These include fishing, mountain-biking, kayaking, mountaineering and hiking. Facilities are available in Central Portugal for those who do not want to venture far for a beach-type environ. There are a mixture of river beaches with water sports, pedal boats, restaurants and bars available. An alternative place to go to is the Montebello Golf and Spa Resort, set in beautiful environs. Also, the historic university city of Coimbra is well worth a visit.
The capital of Portugal from 1139 to 1260 was Coimbra. However, it is now the primary city of the Central region. The chief seat of learning in Portugal is the University of Coimbra. It is positioned on top of a hill that dominates the city beneath and is one of Central Portugal's primary tourist attractions. The university itself has a beautiful Baroque Chapel; there are over 300,000 historial books in the Library and its ceiling is covered in complex carvings. plus, more than 32 acres of 18th century Botanical gardens, which are seen as some of the most beautiful in Europe.
Coimbra was an important area of the Aeminium in Roman times. There is still an aqueduct and cryptoporticus remaining from that period. Nearby is the ancient city of Conimbriga which possesses some of the best preserved Roman ruins in Europe. On top of Roman history, there are a fair collection of museums in Coimbra. There is the City Museum and the Museo Nacional Machado de Castro, the most important in Portugal.
The life-blood of Central Portugal is the River Mondego, which makes its way through the hills and valleys. When the River Mondego reaches Coimbra, it is at its most splendid. Guests can enjoy its beauty by ferry, canoe or at one of the numerous and varied cafes and restaurants along its banks.
The Portuguese are well known for their welcoming manner and Central Portugal is no different. The Portuguese language can at the beginning appear testing, notwithstanding, after getting the basics sorted and attempting to talk with local people, efforts are regularly rewarded with enormous smiles and a glass of homemade port or wine.
A long history of migrant working is behind the Portuguese people. At any one time there is, on average 30% of the country's native population working abroad. Those who select to visit, live or work in Portugal are greeted with a very accepting attitude from the Portuguese people. This is due to the detail that on average, 30% of the population work abroad.
Central Portugal is a great region for a mixture of experiences and places to visit. It is an area of spectacular natural beauty steeped in history, custom and culture. The region is engulfed in glorious natural beauty, is overflowing with history, culture and tradition.
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Properties Central Portugal. Casa do Poco Velho is a stunning 4 bedroom Property close to the university city of Coimbra. It is situated in a lovely area at the end of a friendly village and is the last house on a track leading into the forest with stunning views over forests to the distant Serra da Lousa mountains. Property in central Portugal.
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