Traditional Bullring, where the so-called Portuguese-style Bullfight.

Traditional Bullring, where the so-called Portuguese-style Bullfight.

Statue decorated with utensils intended for fishing, so characteristic of this area.

This building is currently the Artillery School, also known as the Palace of Passage. The royal family and court lived here, as evidenced by the remaining evidence.

Cinquentist palace sited at the Coimbra wall, between the Almedina Arch and the Anto Tower. It includes the Casa de Baixo (Institute) and the Casa de Cima (private). Adapted from a medieval tower, it has an interior organization close to the Middle Ages buildings. Outside is the magnificent manueline portal, which is now used as an entrance to the University of Coimbra Archaeology Institute.

Located between the parishes of Rapoula do Côa and Seixo do Côa, the medicinal waters of the Cró Thermal Baths were possibly already used by the Romans, although the oldest reference dates back to 1726. In 1935, the spa was built and operated for several decades, after which it was abandoned. The site was acquired by the municipality in 1980, which now operates the renovated facilities.

The Museu Militar do Porto (military museum) is placed in a building dating from the end of the XIX century, where once ran the former PIDE-DGS (political police). It was open to public in 1980. The battle to win in this museum is to preserve study and disclose historical-military patrimony.

In the Digujá restaurant, in Guarda, Francesinhas doesn't take much thought to realize that the francesinhas are the reference plate in this space that, very recently, completely renewed, reporting truly cosmopolitan. The most fervent advocates compare the francesinha from Digujá the best to serve in the city of Porto, so it is best to mark place and order now! You can also sample the French of alheira, drink, dessert and coffee for only € 9.

A statue that pays tribute to João Álvares Fagundes, located in the Largo João Tomás da Costa.

Statue placed at the Lourenço Peixinho Avenue, that pays homage to the unknown soldier of the First World War.