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  1. Rent-a-Car and Caravans
    DRIVALIA - Coimbra


    Telephone: +351 239 245 574
    E-mail: coimbra@drivalia.com

  2. Rent-a-Car and Caravans
    McRent - Coimbra


    Telephone: +351 21 9618678
    E-mail: info@mcrent.pt
    Website: https://www.mcrent.pt/

  3. Rent-a-Car and Caravans
    Metrorent - Coimbra


    Telephone: +351 229 551 051
    E-mail: geral@metrorent.pt
    Website: https://www.metrorent.pt/

  4. Rent-a-Car and Caravans
    BomRent - Coimbra


    Telephone: +351 918800043 | +351 918802371
    E-mail: geral@bomrent.pt
    Website: https://www.bomrent.pt/

  5. Rent-a-Car and Caravans
    Iberocar - Coimbra


    Telephone: +351 239 495 867 |+351 966 150 575
    E-mail: coimbra@iberocar.pt
    Website: https://www.iberocar-rentacar.com/

  6. Rent-a-Car and Caravans
    Guérin - Coimbra


    Telephone: +351 239 100 067
    Fax: +351 239 100 636
    E-mail: coimbra@guerin.com.pt
    Website: https://www.guerin.pt/pt/estacoes-guerin/coimbra/

  7. Evita (Coimbra)
Place: BOL
Photo: DR
    Events
    Evita (Coimbra)
    Evita is one of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's most iconic musicals, presented as a rock opera about the rise and fall of Eva Perón. The story follows Eva Duarte, an ambitious young woman who leaves the Argentine countryside for Buenos Aires, (...)

    Telephone: +351 239857191
    E-mail: bilheteira@coimbraconvento.pt
    Website: https://www.coimbraconvento.pt/pt/agenda/evita/

  8. Rubel (Coimbra)
Place: BOL
Photo: DR
    Events
    Rubel (Coimbra)
    Singer-songwriter Rubel arrives in Portugal with his new tour entitled "Beleza", bringing a special show that promises to enchant the Portuguese public. In an intimate format, he takes to the stage with just his voice and guitar, as he did at the (...)

    Telephone: +351 239857191
    E-mail: bilheteira@coimbraconvento.pt
    Website: http://www.coimbraconvento.pt/

  9. Fado ou Canção de Coimbra
    Other
    Fado ou Canção de Coimbra (Fado or the song of Coimbra)
    Some say that the Fado originated in the melodies imported by Brazilian students who, from 1860 onwards, came to Coimbra to study; others say that this form of song was brought here by students from Lisbon and that the university city made it sound (...)

  10. Coimbra - Percurso da Baixa Citadina
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    Coimbra - Percurso da Baixa Citadina (Tour of the Lower Town)
    The Lower Town is the name used to refer to that part of Coimbra built outside the mediaeval walls, where some religious and military orders were initially established, close to the natural frontier formed by the River Mondego.Anyone arriving in (...)

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