Portugal Obidos Travel Guide

Lisbon City

Scenic spot introduction:

Óbidos, Portugal (or translated as Óbidos) is one of the most romantic cities in the world and is known as the "Wedding City". This town was a wedding gift from the King of Portugal to the Queen. Portuguese people and even couples from all over the world have taken Obidos as the starting point for marriage. Such a city that combines permanence and ever-newness is the best reflection of a beautiful marriage.

Attractions distribution:

Obidos is located 100 kilometers north of Lisbon and is a well-preserved medieval city. The city gates, city walls, cobblestone paths and the quaint style of the 14th century are all quite charming. The Baroque church where the king and queen held their wedding is the largest monument in the city and the most desirable place for lovers to hold weddings. Whether you are strolling along the central street to experience the local customs or exploring ancient buildings, Obidos is an attractive place.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, vacation, sightseeing, photography, honeymoon tour, ancient architecture

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Europe>Portugal>Lisbon City

How to get there:

You can fly to Lisbon and then transfer to a bus or train.

Scenic area map:

3D real scene of scenic spot

Tickets

Precautions:

The streets of Obidos are paved with gravel, so please wear light shoes.

Travel Tips

travelling guideline:

1. You can sit down at an outdoor cafe next to the square, order an authentic small cup of espresso (bica), and enjoy the tranquil ancient city style.

2. Fado, also known as lament, consists of two parts: songs and instrumental music. The songs are full of sadness and sorrow. Tourists may wish to listen once and experience the local culture.

3. Obidos, like other places in Portugal, has poor public security. In particular, rental cars of foreign tourists are often pried, so tourists should be particularly careful.

4. Obidos holds an International Chocolate Festival every year, which has become one of the most important festivals in Portugal.

Best time to visit:

May-October

Shopping recommendations:

(Specialty products) Handicrafts, national color clothing.

(Specialties) The most not to be missed are cod, grilled sardines and roasted chestnuts, Portuguese delicacies, Portuguese egg tarts, and a small cup of espresso (bica).