콘데익사-아-노바‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 천연기념물

The Poio Valley stands as a well-kept secret of the mountains, preserved for centuries by its rugged, steep, wild, and inaccessible geography. Only shepherds and adventurers used to know these paths. Perhaps that is why a rare fauna found refuge here. It is one of the largest fluviokarstic canyons in Portugal, a valley patiently sculpted by water, which left monumental slopes and a breathtaking landscape. To the south lies Poio Velho; to the north, the more famous Poio Novo, two chapters of the same magnificent landscape.

✨ Landscapes of rare natural beauty; 🏞️ Lapiaz, dolines and unique rock formations in Portugal; 🌿 Buracas do Casmilo and Bosque do Vale dos Covões are the highlights; 📸 Ideal for photography, geological observation and contemplation; 🍂 Perfect for autumn, with the valley painted in golden tones.

A must-visit: A bamboo forest and some rare trees. Beautiful grounds with a greenhouse. Great photo opportunities.

detail of one of the holes

The Santa Cruz Park, located in Coimbra, Portugal, is a historic and cultural green space that offers: Tourist Attractions 1. Triton Fountain: A monumental fountain with a statue of the god of the sea. 2. Mermaid Garden: A garden with a fountain and mythological statues. 3. Portal da Santa Cruz: A baroque portal from the 18th century. 4. Igreja da Santa Cruz: A historic church from the 12th century. 5. Museu da Santa Cruz: Art and history exhibitions. Practical Information 1. Address: Rua da Sofia, 3000-212 Coimbra 2. Opening hours: 8am-7pm (summer) and 8am-5pm (winter) 3. Admission: Free 4. Parking: Available 5. Access: Near Coimbra-B train station Cultural Events 1. Festa da Santa Cruz (May) 2. Coimbra Music Festival (June) 3. Feira da Cultura (September) Tips 1. Visit at sunset to enjoy the lights. 2. Explore the gardens and fountains. 3. Enjoy the historic architecture. 4. Visit the museum and church. 5. Enjoy the panoramic views of the city.

What a bamboo forest!

Very beautiful park in the city center

The garden offers enormous diversity and the trees in particular make a deep impression, the enormous fiscus at the beginning is the largest I have ever seen, so gigantic