Overview:

On this walking tour, let's get to know, Conimbriga, a city of enormous dimensions, candidate for world heritage, constantly undergoing archaeological excavations. The most important archaeological field in Portugal. Let's visit the the ruins of the roman city (fountain house, the walls, the Cantaber house, the baths, the forum...) and the city's museum, full of various finds from the city such as coins, knives, games, glass, and ceramics. After this visit, if tourists wish, we will head towards the village of Condeixa-a-Velha, right next to Conimbriga, a 20-minute round trip walk (easy walk), to see the arches of the Roman amphitheater. During our walk to the village, we will have a new panoramic view of some areas of Conimbriga. I think it's something extremely worthwhile to include in this route. Few tourists visit this place. Meet your guide at the entrance to the National Museum in Conimbriga. The guide, João, presents himself with a bottle, t-shirt (or sweatshirt, green)

On this walking tour, let's get to know, Conimbriga, a city of enormous dimensions, candidate for world heritage, constantly undergoing archaeological excavations. The most important archaeological field in Portugal. Let's visit the the ruins of the roman city (fountain house, the walls, the Cantaber house, the baths, the forum...) and the city's museum, full of various finds from the city such as coins, knives, games, glass, and ceramics. After this visit, if tourists wish, we will head towards the village of Condeixa-a-Velha, right next to Conimbriga, a 20-minute round trip walk (easy walk), to see the arches of the Roman amphitheater. During our walk to the village, we will have a new panoramic view of some areas of Conimbriga. I think it's something extremely worthwhile to include in this route. Few tourists visit this place. Meet your guide at the entrance to the National Museum in Conimbriga. The guide, João, presents himself with a bottle, t-shirt (or sweatshirt, green)

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Loïs Garnier

France

August 31, 2025

This walking tour through Conímbriga was far more engaging than expected. The ruins are impressive on their own, but having a knowledgeable guide explain how the city once functioned brought everything to life. The mosaics were particularly striking, and the historical context made it easier to imagine daily life in Roman times.

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Theo Chapman

United Kingdom

November 27, 2025

I appreciated how the guide structured the visit, moving through the different sections in a way that made sense chronologically. It wasn’t just a list of dates and facts; there were stories about the people who lived there. The site itself is extensive, so the explanations really helped.

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Giorgia Ferraro

Italy

January 16, 2026

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