Coimbra Portugal
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Coimbra Portugal
I plan on driving from Duoro Valley to Lisbon and stopping in Coimbra along the way. Walk around have lunch etc.
#1 - I am concerned that I will be in a rental car and I can't leave my suitcases in the car. Any idea on safety? Where I can possibly leave them, like a locker or possibly hotel would hold them or maybe they are safe in a parking garage? All thoughts welcomed!
#2 - any suggestions for an easy place to have lunch? Preferably outside.
Thank you!
#1 - I am concerned that I will be in a rental car and I can't leave my suitcases in the car. Any idea on safety? Where I can possibly leave them, like a locker or possibly hotel would hold them or maybe they are safe in a parking garage? All thoughts welcomed!
#2 - any suggestions for an easy place to have lunch? Preferably outside.

Thank you!
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We were lucky. We fell upon a small parking lot to the right of the central bridge which was guarded, perhaps unofficially. We gave a tip when we left. I recall payment being confusing.
This is the bridge
https://flic.kr/p/7NuJeY
This is the bridge
https://flic.kr/p/7NuJeY
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This is the car parking that the above refers too. https://goo.gl/maps/FT2NgEMeZBvwSaSA6
Go to this website. Add your destination and choose a parking. It will give you details. even websites for the parking. https://www.parkopedia.pt/
Most underground parking will have cameras. Personally I would not worry about suit cases in a car too much. Done it many times, with no issues.
Go to this website. Add your destination and choose a parking. It will give you details. even websites for the parking. https://www.parkopedia.pt/
Most underground parking will have cameras. Personally I would not worry about suit cases in a car too much. Done it many times, with no issues.
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With only two days in Porto, you might consider the free (tipping suggested) morning walking tour with Porto Walkers to see highlights. They also do an afternoon tour of a few port houses with nice tastings for a reasonable cost. And when that concludes, you are near to the food hall in Gaia that offers several casual options with good food. The Serralves museum is definitely worth a couple hours.
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