Obidos Food And Wine Tours

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The Batalha Monastery is one of the best works of architecture in Portugal and, perhaps, the best representative of the Portuguese late Gothic style. The monastery is included in the list of "7 Wonders of Portugal", as well as in the UNESCO World Heritage List and a National Monument of Portugal. Alcobaça Monastery is the largest in Portugal. It is a National Monument and a UNESCO Heritage Site. The monastery was also included in the list of “7 Wonders of Portugal”. It is there that the tombs of the “Portuguese Romeo and Juliet” are located - King Pedro and his beloved Ines, whose love tragedy shocked Europe.

The small medieval town of Obidos is an ideal place for a family holiday. Walking along the castle walls and breathtaking views from above will certainly captivate young travelers. In addition, annual celebrations are constantly held here, such as the Chocolate Festival and the Christmas Market. Wander through the narrow streets of the city, checking out the bookstores that are scattered throughout. Along the way, you may come across craft shops where you can buy ceramics and embroidery.

Obidos is located 85 km north of Lisbon, on the way to Porto, the second largest Portuguese city. Getting there from Lisbon is convenient: by car on the A8 motorway; by buses of the company Rodoviária do Oeste; trains – the current schedule is published on the Comboios de Portugal website. The car trip will take about 1 hour, the bus trip will take just under 2 hours, and the train trip will take 2 hours and 20 minutes. You can get from Obidos to Porto in 2 hours 20 minutes, covering 240 km.

Yes, a trip to Obidos is considered one of the best day trips in the northern Lisbon region, and if you are in the area, be sure to visit this pretty town. Since Obidos is a small town, it can be completely explored in just 2-3 hours. Although it takes less time to visit than other popular day trip destinations such as Sintra, Cascais, Setubal, or Evora, the city's true appeal lies in its charming appearance rather than the number of tourist attractions it can offer its guests.

It is better to come to Obidos from Monday to Thursday in the afternoon when there are no large crowds of tourists. These are generally considered the best days to visit Obidos if you prefer fewer people and a more relaxed atmosphere. You'll have a better chance to explore the historic center, visit the thermal pools, and enjoy a relaxing walk along the river without the hustle and bustle of weekend tourists. The most majestic building is the castle. Travelers can climb the walls, but it is important to be careful as there are no guardrails everywhere and the passages are quite narrow. Obidos is popular not only for its amazing medieval atmosphere and ancient sights but also for its many old shops, huge beaches, and a comfortable climate for tourists.