Santa Cruz Café, Coimbra

Santa Cruz Café, Coimbra

Santa Cruz Café was opened in 1923 on May 8, as the cafe is built on Square 8 May. It is located in one of the most beautiful churches of Coimbra Santa Cruz, in its auxiliary chapel, that dates back to 1530, and this makes it a unique and must visit cafe in Coimbra. It is also the most famous cafe not only in Coimbra, but in all of northern Portugal. The architecture of the cafe is amazing due to its location. The ceilings are high and there are marble decorations and vaulted stone supporters. It is always crowded there during the day and night.

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Sight Name: Santa Cruz Café
Sight Location: Coimbra, Portugal (See walking tours in Coimbra)
Sight Type: Food/Drink

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