Attractions in Leiria

The Atlantic Road Cycle Path is the largest in the country. Over 62 kilometers, it consists of several routes that offer exceptional conditions of comfort and safety to ride a … read more

This city is one of the most beautiful medieval cities in Portugal.

There used to be deer in the area. Today you have a wonderful view of the sea from there.

The beach is also classified as dangerous by locals. Suddenly high waves out of nowhere, dangerous currents.

The Fortress of Peniche, built by King João IV in the 17th century, along with the Fort on Consolação Beach and the Fortress of São João Baptista on Berlenga Island, … read more

Óbidos Lagoon is home to a unique ecosystem that rests on a delicate balance between river and sea water. A large expanse of white sand dunes separates the lagoon from … read more

I can only agree with the previous speakers. Very nice area here.

Here you can find many boards from well-known surfers who have already been active here for an entry fee of 1 €. Partly already very used ... definitely a must for surfers.

The Monastery of Batalha is a beautiful and imposing Dominican convent in the municipality of Batalha, in the district of Leiria, in the Centro Region of Portugal. Originally, and officially, … read more

Beautiful sea views.

Very nice azulejos in blue, there is still a staircase on the right inside one floor further down, be sure to go here as well.

Very nice beach, but you have to keep an eye on the waves.

Beautiful city gate with a beautiful city, castle and city wall. The city wall can be walked on again.

If you decide to dangle over the Peniche peninsula, you will be rewarded with a wild, romantic sea view and geological peculiarities. 20 million years of Portuguese geological history are … read more

This wonderful bike path, well separated from the road, crosses the Mata Nacional do Urso, one of the largest pine forests in the central region. The predominant plant species is … read more

A wide promenade laces this white sandy beach which usually has significant waves due to its open northwest exposure to the Atlantic. For swimming families tend to choose the protected … read more

The main car park in the town is here at the foot of the aqueducts actually so you can hardly miss it.

Magnificent vantage point high above Nazaré. The overhanging rocks are only visible from the side, not when standing on them. Good this way. Otherwise it could make some people dizzy. View of Nazaré beach or forward to the castle.

You can also talk to the locals here.

The Alcobaça Monastery is a Roman Catholic monastic complex located in the town of Alcobaça, in central Portugal, some 120km north of Lisbon. The monastery was established in 1153 by … read more