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Overview: car trip from Coimbra to Lisbon
Lisbon is an enchanting city that effortlessly showcases its contrasts in each of its neighborhoods. It is known for its narrow and cobblestoned streets filled with traditional Fado music, the iconic yellow trams, the dynamic nightlife, the colorful buildings that paint the city, as well as the famous bridge crossing the Tagus River.
Lisbon is a destination that will linger in your memories long after. Whether you're studying or living in Coimbra and planning a day trip or are exploring Portugal starting from the north, your trip from Coimbra to Lisbon promises a route filled with scenic views.
To ensure that your Coimbra to Lisbon transfer is smooth, enhance your journey with a private car service like Daytrip. Your local English-speaking driver will happily pick you up in Coimbra and stop at your desired places to explore what the route has to offer. Some of the jewels you cannot miss are the town of Batalha, the culturally rich Leiria, and the fascinating Conimbriga ruins.
Lisbon, one of the oldest cities in Europe, has endured several hardships over the years. Although Lisbonâs founding year is lost in history, it was first settled by the Phoenicians around 1200 BC. In 711 AD, Lisbon fell under the control of the Moors, but not until the Reconquista and the Siege of Lisbon took place in 1147, which was an important event in Portugalâs history, as the country was reclaimed from Muslim rule.
One of the most devastating and catastrophic events in Lisbonâs history was the Great Earthquake of 1755, known to be the largest in Europe. It is estimated to have had a magnitude of 8.5 to 9. As if that was not enough, the catastrophic event was followed by a tsunami and fires, stealing countless lives and sweeping almost the whole city away.
After the devastating disaster, Lisbonâs reconstruction works began, and to this day, the city is known for its Pombaline architecture. The name is after Marquis of Pombal who was responsible for the reconstruction works.
Slowly but steadily, Lisbon flourished and became the city we know today. As you wander through Lisbonâs streets, you will undoubtedly spot the iconic blue tiles or azulejos that have adorned buildings since the 16th century. Although they can be appreciated wherever you go, Alfama district is especially famous for its tiles-surrounded streets.
From Coimbra to Lisbon: travel tips
Donât let anyone put a damper on your plans (while it might sound tempting to visit Lisbon in the heat of summer). Instead, bring with you these three travel tips that will make your trip from Coimbra to Lisbon hassle-free.
### Bring your most comfortable footwear
Lisbon is a city on seven hills, so even if you think a restaurant is a 10-minute walk away, be prepared for a slight leg workout. The cobblestones can be slippery, so make sure your shoes are not only comfortable but also have a good grip. Unless you have an upcoming event, leave your heels at home!
### Shield yourself from the sun
As Lisbon has around 300 days of sun a year, itâs worth bringing a sun protector, hat, sunglasses, and lightweight layers. Having these essentials in your bag will make you feel comfortable throughout the day.
### Plan your trip to Sintra
Although Lisbon has plenty to offer, Sintra is just a 30-minute ride away, so it would be a missed opportunity not to explore this charming town. You can either travel by train or use Daytripâs private car service, so you donât have to figure out the public transport on your own.
How to get from Coimbra to Lisbon
As you are planning your trip from Coimbra to Lisbon, you are probably wondering whatâs the best way to reach Lisbon. Here are the three main means of transportation you can choose from.
### From Coimbra to Lisbon by bus
The bus is the most budget-friendly way to get from Coimbra to Lisbon. Here are some of the bus companies you can choose from:
Rede Expressos: a local bus company with the cheapest one-way ticket price starting from $9.50 (âŹ8.85). You will reach Lisbon in 2 hours and 20 minutes.
Flixbus: if you book in advance, you can find tickets for as low as $6.45 (âŹ6). The drive typically takes around 2 hours and 15 to 40 minutes.
### From Coimbra to Lisbon by train
If time is crucial and you need to reach Lisbon quickly, taking the train is the most convenient option. The Alfa Pendular high-speed train will take you to Lisbon in just 1 hour and 40 minutes, and the lowest ticket price is around $35 (âŹ33).
### From Coimbra to Lisbon by private car service
While taking a bus will help your dollar go further, and the train will save you 40 minutes of your time, booking a private car service such as Daytrip promises you an outstanding experience.
Your local English-speaking driver will pick you up from your accommodation, take care of your luggage, and stop at any sights you may wish to explore along the way (such as Obidos, Batalha, and more). As it is not possible with either bus or train, Daytripâs service will ensure you get the flexibility and comfort you deserve as you drive from Coimbra to Lisbon.
### From Coimbra to Lisbon by shared shuttle
Are you still not convinced, although having a car driving you to Lisbon sounds great? For those who want to have a great service while not spending as much, Daytrip also offers shared shuttle services. The shared shuttle departs 5 times a day, and you will share the car with other passengers who are planning to explore the same destination. You will also meet other travel enthusiasts as your local driver takes you to the enchanting Lisbon. Seats start at just $33 (âŹ31).
Things to do when you get to Lisbon
After you arrive from Coimbra to Lisbon, you are probably eager to explore the sunny city. Whether you are planning to be spontaneous or plan each day thoroughly, there are some things that you must do or explore before you leave Lisbon.
The best time to visit Lisbon is either in spring (March to May) or fall (September and October) when the tourist crowds have reduced, the weather is pleasantly mild, and the accommodation prices are not as high. The average temperature in spring is around 59 to 71°F (15 to 22°C), while in fall it ranges from 68 to 77°F (20 to 25°C).
While winter might not be the best time to travel to Lisbon, with temperatures around 50°F (10°C), you can avoid crowds and high prices. On the other hand, in the summer months (July and August), temperatures can exceed 104°F (40°C).
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Verifierade recensioner frÄn 810 resenÀrer som bokade denna rutt
14 okt. 2024
"Our trip was excellent and went according to plan. Our Driver, Paulo, was friendly, helpful, and flexible with the timings.
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David R.
United Kingdom
31 maj 2024
"The trip with Fabio from Coimbra to Lisbon was really great. He was On time, very courteous and a delight. He was also a very safe driver.
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Michael E.
United States
13 apr. 2024
"Our trip with Alex was great. He picked us up on time and we enjoyed his conversation along the way."
Patricia C.
United States
20 feb. 2024
"He went above and beyond doing everything he could to accommodate us in every way. We have recommended Daytrip to all our friends and family, Fabio and drivers like him is the reason why we keep choosing Daytrip for all our travel accommodations."
jesus r.
United States
10 nov. 2023
"Vincente was also very good. We had a smooth enjoyable trip. Would definitely use your company again!
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Sandi F.
United Kingdom
17 okt. 2023
"Alex has great attention to detail and customer service. We would recommend your company to future travelers."
Coretta B.
United States
1 apr. 2023
"Trip and driver were super. Denys was friendly and very knowledgeable. Enjoyed the stop at Batahala monastery as well. "
Elizabeth G.
United States
6 feb. 2023
"Thanks for your email. The trip was great, as was the return trip. The drivers were at the right place on time and drove us comfortable and safely."
Warren P.
Hong Kong
16 sep. 2022
"Booking through Daytrip was the best decision I made for the trip! Ricardo was wonderful. Heâs an excellent driver and was very knowledgeable about the various towns we stopped in. He arrived at the hotel right on time. I was only expecting a driver but we got a superb travel guide on top of that. It was a terrific experience and I canât think of anything that needed improving. Thank you!
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Pat S.
United States
13 juni 2022
"We had a wonderful drive back and forth from Lisbon to Coimbra with our driver Antonio. He was friendly, easy to talk to and even offered up some knowledge and history of Portugal as he drove us. We really liked his warm personality and professional presentation. The vehicle seemed clean and the drive felt relaxing. We very much enjoyed our drive and would definitely request Antonio again through Daytrip if we are ever in Portugal.
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Sophia S.
United States
7 okt. 2021
"We had an amazing experience. Our driver Luis was really professional yet really friendly. He did research for us while we were visiting the sites at Tamar for an authentic lunch spot. His personality is great and I'm really happy we used DayTrip for this transfer. It made our lives less complicated and we felt like we were traveling in style. Please let Luis know that all 6 of are giving him a 5 star rating. "
Ella S.
United States
26 okt. 2019
"We used Daytrip 4 times, have no hesitation in recommending and would definitely use again. Each of our drivers (Seresin, Ricardo, Francisco and Luis) was polite, obliging, good company and most importantly a good driver. Also most important is that all the vehicles were comfortable and of excellent quality.
Given that you ask specifically about Luis, we will say that this trip exceeded our expectations as Luisâs knowledge of the area is exceptional and he was especially enthusiastic for Fatima.
We are so happy we found your website !
Thank you again
Cheers
Shona "
Shona O.
New Zealand
6 maj 2019
"No suggestions for improvement. Fermino met all our expectations and anticipated some we hadn't thought of. Good clean car, fiine driver; personable, caring and knowledgeable; impeccable timing. Thank him again for us
We travel a lot and generally make do on our own with car rentals. This is our first time with DayTrip and private auto services more generally. Great idea and glad you and your like are in business. I appreciate the thoroughness and honesty of your business model and employees. We'll be back."
Peter B.
15 okt. 2018
"Hi Marketa
The overall experience was great.
A nice way to travel.
Ricardo C. was a perfect driver.
Best wishes,
Bill"
Bill G.
Australia
8 maj 2018
"Hi Marketa
Thank you for your email.
We absolutely loved the service of Daytrip. The ease of booking, being able to add places to our journey in between destinations and choosing the amount of time to stay was a fantastic service.
Serafim F was a friendly driver, who went out of his way to make our trip absolutely enjoyable experience and nothing we asked was too much trouble. It was like travelling with a family member, not a person we had just met.
There was nothing that could be improved on from our experience. Everything was great.
Kind regards
Ron and Maria Lamari"
Ron L.
FrÄgor och svar om att resa frÄn Coimbra till Lissabon
Ideally, you should spend at least three days in Lisbon. This will allow you to explore the main attractions, learn more about the local culture, and discover places that might not be widely known.
Porto is closer to Coimbra. The distance from Coimbra to Porto is almost 76 miles (122 km), whereas the distance from Coimbra to Lisbon is 127 miles (205 km).
Coimbra does not have an airport, so it is not possible to travel from Coimbra to Lisbon by plane. The closest airport to Coimbra is Porto Airport.
The driving distance between Coimbra and Lisbon is 127 miles (205 km).
To reach Lisbon, you can choose from several means of transportation. You can either opt for public transport (bus or train) or a personalized private car service like Daytrip, which also offers shared shuttles. While choosing public transport will save you some dollars, the Daytrip service lets you explore on the way, as you can personalize your journey before your trip.
A high-speed train ride from Coimbra to Lisbon takes only 1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Conimbriga
This imperial Roman settlement will take you back in time with its remarkable mosaic-covered floors, working fountains, and impressive structures. A Fount of Historical KnowledgeÂ
Leiria
Mixing medieval and modern, Leiria offers a rich history with modern amenities. A Charming HubÂ
Tomar
The entire city began as a Templar castle, and served as the seat of their rebirth as the âOrder of Christâ. Templar-ary RefugeÂ
Fatima
After 3 children had visions of the Virgin Mary, this farm-town transformed into a miraculous mecca. Portugalâs Holy CityÂ
Batalha
Dominated by the great Dominican monastery of Santa Maria da VitĂłria, Batalha was developed alongside the Monastery after securing Portugal's independence. A City Built on Victory Â
Obidos
Traditionally owned by the Queen of Portugal, every house in this hilltop town had to meet the royal aesthetic. The Town of QueensÂ
