Conference Hotel & Transportation
Transportation Guide
Getting to Coimbra
- Nearest Airports
- By Train
- By Bus
- By Shuttle
- By Taxi
The nearest airports are in Porto (OPO) and Lisbon (LIS). You can get to the train or bus station via metro (Porto metro, Lisbon metro)
Coimbra-B station serves frequent routes from Lisbon and Porto. From the train station, you can get a taxi, ride-share, the metrobus, or a local bus. (CP - Comboios de Portugal)
Intercity bus options. From the bus station, you can get a taxi, ride-share, the metrobus, or a local bus. (Rede Expressos, Flixbus)
From Porto and Lisbon airports to the city of Coimbra. (Coimbra Airport Shuttle)
You can get a taxi to Coimbra from Porto (https://taxisporto.pt/, Phone: +351 225 080 080) or Lisbon (https://lisboataxis.pt/, Phone: +351 218 119 000)
Getting Around Coimbra
- On Foot
- Public Transportation
- Taxis & Ride-Sharing
- Shared Bikes/Scooters
The historic center is pedestrian-friendly, but be prepared for hills - comfortable shoes are a must!
Local buses are run by SMTUC and cover most neighborhoods and university areas. A metrobus system is also available. (SMTUC Official Website, Metrobus Official Website, Recommended app: Moovit Public Transport Assistant)
Taxis are available at central locations, and Uber/Bolt operates throughout the city.
Several services offer electric bikes and scooters - availability may vary, so check app stores for current providers.
Conference Venue
Hotel Quinta das Lagrimas
Hotels
- Hotel Quinta das Lagrimas
- NH Coimbra
- Vila Gale
- Hotel Coimbra Aeminium
- University of Coimbra & Joanina Library

- Monastery/Church of Santa Cruz

- Old Cathedral of Coimbra (Sé Velha)

- Machado de Castro National Museum

- Portugal dos Pequenitos

- Penedo da Saudade Viewpoint

- Farmácia Nazareth

- Serviço de Urgência - Centro Hospitalar e Universitário de Coimbra

Schedule: 00:00 to 24:00
Telephone: +351 239 400 571 - Staples

€12.80 (estimated; A0 only) - NXT

€22 (estimated) - Atelier18

€26.75 (estimated)
Top Monuments and Attractions
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring an opulent Baroque library with centuries-old books and bat colonies that protect them. (Official Web site, Visitor Info & Tickets)
12th century monastery and burial site of Portugal’s first kings, filled with ornate Manueline details. (More info)
A Romanesque fortress-like cathedral from the 12th century, rich in history and architecture. (More info)
Located in a former bishop’s palace, featuring an underground Roman cryptoporticus and exceptional sculpture collections. (Official Web site)
A miniature park featuring scaled-down versions of Portuguese landmarks—fun and informative for all ages. (Official Web site)
A romantic garden with panoramic views and poetic engravings from Coimbra students of the past.
Emergencies
Pharmacies open 24 hoursHospital
Emergency phone number: 112
Poster Printing Services
Questions can be directed to the LCN Local Arrangements Chair(s).